Anjali Jain
26 September 2012 at 23:19

Can dcf price be less than face value

For issue of shares to Non resident, can the price calculated as per DCF (Discounted Cash Flow) be less than Face Value of the Share.

For example,
Face Value is of one share is Rs 10. Now the present value of the share is Rs 1.32. When we calculate the price at which shares are to be issued as per DCF method, the valuation comes to Rs 2.68. Will SEBI or RBI allows to issue shares to NR at DCF price which is much lower than the face value?

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Anonymous
19 September 2012 at 19:40

Audit of accounts for stock traders

Respected experts
My total turnover(intrady cash+delivery+FNO) in stock trading in AY 2011-12 was around 15 Lac rupees. On the whole I made a loss of around Rs.10,000(20000 profit on delivery trades, 30000 loss in intraday) in stock trading.
I was told that if your profits are less than 8% of the turnover or you made loss, than you have to get the audit done.
My toal income for the year(rental from house property+bank interest) was around 1 lac, 20 thousands, hence below taxable income.
Was I wrong in not getting the audit done ?
If so what could be the consequences ?
Thanks in advance

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Anonymous

Sir,
There's a private limited company of authorised capital of 25L..out of which 24L is subscribed..now further i wanted to know that can we increase the authorised capital of the company and we have to issue the balance 1L share capital can we..whats the procedure of all this..In that company there are 2 directors with 63% and 25% share..The director who is having 63% share creating troubles in smooth functioning of the company..so what all rights hw have and can he access them without the consent of the other director..Can we increase the share of the other director by issuing more shares oh his favour..??or is there any other remedy available to the other director..??can he remove the director from the company,as he is not ready to leave the company..Plz help me regarding this ASAp..!!

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gautam
04 September 2012 at 01:54

How to compute the income

sir I have a client, who are doing business of sale and purchase of shares. and its transaction near about 5 crore rupees but he is suffering still losses in share market. i have got trading a/c of transaction from the client which is shown only transaction . so sir how i am compute the income of the client and in which itr .please sent reply as soon as possibe
your faithfully
gautam
ipcc group II student

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Anonymous

If shares of listed company are transferred in physical form

Child + Parent (Joint Holding)

to

Parend (Single Holding)

(i) Whether it is compulsory to transfer funds equivalent to transfer value from child's bank account to parent's account?

(ii) What are the tax implications?

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Anonymous

Hi..I want expert's help to take entry in the stock market first time regarding When to invest?, Where to Invest? and what points should be considered before making the investment??...I have my D-Mat Account, I want to trade online, w/o taking help of any broker...Coz I want to implement the financial knowledge practically.. Pls give me some suggetions to start my first trading successfully...
You can mail me detail information on ruchishah1210@yahoo.com

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Anonymous
18 April 2012 at 19:15

Stamp duty

Hi,
I am a Chennai registered company, holding shares in a company holding land. Now I would like to transfer the shares held in the land company to an Limited Liability Partnership (LLP). So can someone please explain:
1) What will be the stamp duty implication on this.
2) What all formalities are required to execute this procedure.
Regards.

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Anonymous
06 February 2012 at 16:03

Consolidation

what is consolidation phase in equity market?
if share went in that phase what that mean?
thanks in advance

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Anonymous
27 December 2011 at 21:03

Cost of equity

sir,y is it that the dividend tax is considered while calculating the cost of pref shares but ignored while calculating cost of equity

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Ankul Maheshwari
07 November 2011 at 17:12

Shareholders right in joint venture

Two entities are there A and B both are forming Joint venture called AB JV Company if equity shareholding ratio of company A and B in JV is 60:40 respectivily. What are the normal and special rights of company B which has 40% in JV and what difference compare to having 60% will come in front of Company B.
Please help me....

Best:
Ankul

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