LAW QnA - Page No 360

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Shreyans.Avlani

04 September 2010 at 09:38

gratuity act amendment 2010 & companies bill 2009

as i appearing nov10 pcc xams is new gratuity act amendment 2010 & companies bill 2009 applicable for us.

CA SHUBHAM

03 September 2010 at 22:05

law difficulties

hello sir,
how much amount of law of IPCC group-Ist is difficult ?

sheetal chechani

02 September 2010 at 15:20

Negotiable instrument

Hi all

can any one tell me what is the effect of the word "not negotiable" which is written on the cheque.

Anonymous

01 September 2010 at 22:24

directors remuneration

limits are not specifically mentioned in co. act 1956,then there are possibility that one can give higher remuneration to the directors and there by reduce the profits and thereby avoid tax payments.

Anonymous

01 September 2010 at 15:30

directors remuneration

what is the limit for private co. for paying directors remuneration as per companies act..

ravi

01 September 2010 at 14:17

Dear All,

What are the different rate of depreciation applicable on each & every fixed assets or inventory? How to calculate the depreciation? which is the method in used nowadays? Please help me out.

Thanks
Ravi Kant

Anonymous

01 September 2010 at 12:07

appointment of Managing director

Hi all

can any tell

Which type of meeting should be held for appointment of managing director

and can MD be appointed merely by board meeting with the unanimous consent from all the directors in case of public companuy .

Anonymous

01 September 2010 at 08:36

directors remuneration

in case of pvt company there is no limit in paying directors remuneration as per companies act, my question is there any limit under income tax act, if no limit then pvt company will avoid paying tax by showing major of the expenses as directors remuneration

jai singh jamwal

31 August 2010 at 19:01

certificate of incorporation

Dear sir,
kindly give me some examples where certificate of incorporation:
1.can be challenged
2.cannot be challenged

Rajesh

31 August 2010 at 16:38

RoC Filing Fees...whether Prelimnary Exp.

Dear Experts,
Very URGENT SIR!!
Registrar of Companies - Filing Fees.
1)For a private limited company filing fees paid to Registrar of Companies can it be treated as Prelimnary Expenses?
2) As per Companies Act only 1/10 of it can be written off know?
Am i right in the above points?
With regards,
Rajesh.