G-20 Summit and IMF gold A $1.1 trillion deal to combat the economic downturn agreed at Thursday's G20 summit in London includes a trade finance package to fund $250 billion of trade over the next two yearsWe should at least l know what the G20 lead
Passing of Board resolution by circulation under Section 289 of the Companies Act, 1956. In the absence of any provision in the Act or the Company’s articles of association, requiring that the exercise of a particular power of the directors sh
Amazing Opportunities for Professional Practice – Service Tax Madhukar N Hiregange FCA The practice in service tax is one area which would offer immense opportunities for the starter as well as multi partner firms.
Q1.Tell me something about the career of company secretary?A1.The use of the word secretary in the name of this specialisation is a bit misleading for one who i..
National Company Law Tribunal–comment: With the companies’ law amendments, 2002, by which the National Company Law Tribunal was constituted, puts a specific bar on the Civil Court’s Jurisdiction. The constitution of Nat
What ICAI has changed for the Article Assistants after the New Announcement on 27-03-09? Our Institute has been in recent times very stringent about the course of CA and the members’ regulations. With the change in the structure of the course,
In terms of returns, there are better options such as tax-saving FDs and MFsAuthor : Vivek Kaul/DNAThe phone rang. I didn't pick up. The phone rang again. I didn't pick up. I wondered why she was calling when it was all over between us.It was late in
Dear All,In india for all Accounting Interpretation we have ASI (Accounting Standard Interpretation) in line of that in IFRS there is also some Interpretation which is known as IFRIC- International Financial Reporting Standards Interpretation Commit
It is really very difficult to codify the powers of the Tribunal under section 397/398 of the Act. Obviously, the Tribunal has wide powers or powers to pass such orders in order to put an end to the matters complained of. While all the se
Differences v DividendsØ Dividends are classified as a financial liability and are reported in the income statement as an expense. If dividends are declared subsequent to the balance sheet date, it is not recognised as liability. (I