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At any event or gathering, amongst the conversations that follow over the latest notification, law amendment or a book, I am sure we have all come across someone say, Do you know Mr who works in this enterprise and trains in the domain
For us Chartered Accountants, passing CA exams is like achieving a milestone, well...it indeed is! However, as and when we advance by working in our respective domains whether it is industry or practice, we realize we need to study further not only
We students are planners! Whether it any activity related to studies or other than studies, we always make plans. We know that our CA exams fall in the month of May and November every year. Our planning for exam studies begin right from the day our e
A chartered Accountant has always been considered as an integral part of business. He participates in almost all functional areas of a business i.e. advice on maintaining books of accounts, ascertaining costs of production at different levels of oper
ICAI CA final Management Accounting module makes a slight reference to the concept of Throughput Accounting. On reading various literatures on this concept, it changed my pe
With the market uncertainty, risk management has always been a major concern for the corporate world. CFOs and finance managers go through sleepless nights in trying to manage risks and face challenges and decisions on daily basis since no one knows
As a first year article, freshly into first year Degree College, I did not know what CA study circles are. I would always wondered at the weekly emails which my principal would receive from various study circles and the Institute regarding discussion
Succession planning has always been a matter of concern in every Indian family irrespective of religion. Improper or absence of succession planning has been one of the major causes for family disputes in India. In many cases, it is the mothers, daugh
Thin capitalisation is one of the hot topics of international taxation. A company is generally financed through a mixture of debt and equity. It is said to be thinly capitalised when it is financed through a relatively high level of debt compared to
The provisions of Companies Act, 1956 has some loopholes for dealing with the issue of Directors remuneration. Directors remuneration has been one of the ways for the management to extract funds from the company that belong to the share
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