Anish George
29 July 2009 at 12:40

Stock valuation

How to select a stock? Which are the stock valuation methods?How to interpret the results


CA Gaurav Goyal
22 July 2009 at 16:30

SALE

My parents have shares in Share Certificate Forms(Paper). We want to sell them off, how can we sell those shares? What are the charges that can be attracted against sale of shares?


Rajesh Somani
21 July 2009 at 17:20

Interest on Loan

Hi Sir,
I wanted to Know about the Following

Say i have taken the loan of RS 1 Lakh from my father & i have invested that amount in Share market.
I have earned short term capital gain of RS 10 thousand.
I am paying him the interest RS 10 thousand(at 10% interest).
My salary is 1.5 Lakh.
So i wanted to know that am i required to pay any tax on the short term capital gain(as i m paying RS 10 thousand as interest) or i get tax exemption.
Is the short term gain & the interest that is paid on the loan adjustable?

Thanks & Regards
Rajesh Somani


Supriya
21 July 2009 at 10:43

Demat A/c

Some shares have been jointly held by husband and wife.Hudband dies.Can wife held those shares on her single name? What is the procedure for this? Is she requied to change her Demat A/c or can she continue with the old one? I the lady transfers the shares to her daughter, is daughter liable to Caital gain tax?


meetmb
20 July 2009 at 22:29

About Nifty and Future & option

Dear Sir,
My Name is Meet.I'm working in Private Limited company.So,Sir I wants to know how to maintain F&O Accounting in Tally.I Do each and every transaction entered or only Profit & Loss Transaction.


Ajay
19 July 2009 at 08:25

Minority Interest & Deferred taxes

Hi

I need a clarification on the valuation of Minority interest & deferred taxes. My question is for the equity valuation purpose do we treat these two items as liability or assets. My confusion is because of the following:

Deferred taxes: As it arises because of the timing difference and on going concern basis I normally see in balance sheet that this item never gets reversed completely. Which means that though this is a tax liability it does not falls due and hence this cash is available to use in business.

Minority Interest: simply the other firms equity in the business, income is shared as like other shareholder, no interest is paid on this, so should be treated as equity.

Any thoughts or idea will help

thanks and regards

ajay


aditi daga
14 July 2009 at 08:40

shares in private limited company

I have some shares in the name of a minor in a private limited company.Now the minor has attained majority.what is the procedure to change the status to a major from minor.

Will simply writing a letter to the Company serve the purpose?

Plz reply.......it's urgent


aditi daga
13 July 2009 at 16:04

shares in the name of minor

I have some shares which are in the name of minor who has now become a major.What has to be done to change the statuss of those shares as major?


CA Manish K Dhoot
12 July 2009 at 17:38

QIP

Wht is QIP?


sujit giri
12 July 2009 at 16:21

Post office savigs account

If I want to open one post office savings accounts with cheque book facility to invest in the stock market or to invest in the mutual fund, is there any problem?
1.Shall I get a cheque book with MICR number ?
2.Shall I be able to open one a/c on behalf of our HUF ?





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