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Just 10 minutes to understand mistakes in preparing for CA exam
You need not take two or three attempts to understand what it takes to achieve success in CA exam. Just spend 10 mins to read the article. This article is about my views and experience on cracking the CA examination, especially at the final level.
Central Excise -A guide to Assessees
Central Excise duty is an indirect tax which is levied and collected on the goods/commodities manufactured in India. Generally, manufacturer of commodities is responsible to pay duty to the Government. This indirect taxation is admin
Penultimate Sales under CST Act 1956-Submission of H forms
Tax by State Governments on sales or purchase of goods made during the cource of import or export of such goods is prohibited by article 286(1)(b) of the Constitution of India. Section 6(1) of CST Act also levies tax on interstate sales hence there
My Tips-My Tricks-My Rank - Taxation
Dear all, Very happy to score all India 4th Rank and i owe a lot to CCI. So i have started a series of articles to help PCC/IPCC students in all subjects.This is the 1st of the lot. .I thought of starting it with my favourite subject TAXATION. B
How I passed IPCC(both groups) in 60 days
My name is Pai. Abhijit Pai. This is my first article and hopefully not the last one on ca clubindia. I have passed both groups of my November 2010 IPCE in my first attempt. I studied for a period of 60 days in a systematic way and managed to cover
Exemptions available to SEZ unit from CST
Section 8(6),8(7) and 8(8) of the CST Act deals with the exemptions available to a SEZ unit or SEZ developer from CST. When goods are sold to a SEZ unit or SEZ developer then no CST is payable by such unit or developer as per the above sub sections
Control your mind !!
First of all i would like tell what actually mind is...... Actually mind lies within the brain as i think , brain is the portion which you can find inside your skill "physical" portion but mind we can say as functional part of brain........
The real effect of section 50C of the Income Tax Act, 1961
Introduction Section 50C was inserted by the Finance Act, 2002 with effect from April 1, 2003. It reads as under : Special provision for full value of consideration in certain cases.(1) Where the consideration received or accruing as
Admissibility of Broken Period Interest in assessment
Admissibility of Interest for the Broken Period in assessment of Interest on Securities Introduction When the Government securities are acquired between two due dates, the admissibility of interest attributable to the period from the
Provisions of section 40(b) of Income Tax Act 1961
Section 40(b) of Income Tax Act places some restrictions and conditions on the deductions of expenses available to an assessee assessable as a partnership firm in relation to the remuneration and interest payable to the partners of such firm. The ded
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