SHIVANI MUNDRA

Dear Colleagues, I have a query regarding Auditor appointment, in a company, In an AGM an Auditor who is having proprietorship firm has been appointed, now after 31st March but before Date of signing of Balance sheet, the Auditor Dissolves its Proprietorship firm and enter into Partnership, now the query is whether the Auditors have to file fresh form ADT-1 for change of name in auditors firm or he can sign the Balance sheet without any intimation to ROC, and also Is company required to pass an ordinary/Special resolution for fresh appointment of same auditor in the Company. what is the correct measure in this case?


arpit goyal
01 June 2016 at 07:30

buyback

company k buyback la time 1 year hi kyu hota h


arpit goyal
01 June 2016 at 07:20

C.r.r.

why should company make capital redemption reserve


Vijay Parmar

as all share hold by foriegn company.. how to hold agm ? as without shareholder?



Anonymous
31 May 2016 at 11:34

Filing of mgt-14

Can special resolution for variation of a particular class of shares under section 48 of Companies Act 2013 be passed in AGM or is a separate meeting of members of that class is required?


Muralidharan
30 May 2016 at 11:22

Applicability of csr

30th May 2016

Dear Members

During the year ended 31st March 2016, a closely held public limited company has arrived at a Net Profit of Rs.6.00 crores. The company was operating from a leased land. The owner of the land had forced the company to vacate the land. For vacating the land the company during year ended 31.03.2016 had received an amount of Rs.5.00 crore as one time compensation from the owner of the land. The said 5.00 crores received  is being disclosed in the statement of profit & loss as an execeptional income.

My query is whether the company has to comply with the provisions of Section 135 (corporate social responsibility) for year ended 31.03.2016, since the net profit is more than Rs.5.00 crores. I request the forum members to clarify.

with regards

Muralidharan


gautamkhurana
30 May 2016 at 09:34

Winding up

Difference b/w receiver and liquidator


C.A. Pulkit Garg

Dear Expert, What is the meaning of Principle of proportional representation as provided for the appointment of directors under companies act,2013


shaleen kinger
29 May 2016 at 16:13

Co act querry

Please suggest! Thanks in advance! If A limited has 100% holding in B limited and 100% holding in C limited, and B Limited holds 51% shares in D Limited and the rest 49% shares are held by C Limited. Will D Limited be treated as wholly owned subsidiary of A Limited. ?? M sure, D Limited will be a subsidiary of A Limited by virtue of being a subsidiary of B Limited. But will it be a wholly owned subsidiary as well??


C.A. Pulkit Garg

Dear Sir, Can a private company be incorporated even with a nominal share capital of Re.1






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