I will appear in IPCC may2017 exams. I have all Nov.2016books. is there any change in group2 books

I have sold one site for Rs 4400000 on march 2014 again I hv purchased a site on the next day and constructed house but its for my wife name which is completed with in 9 months sold property was my ancestor's site transfered to me in 1998 I hv no childs can I get exemption for cptl gain ?

I have taken admission in intermediate level should I appear in one or both groups. It's difficult to take leave for exam if I appear for both groups as I won't get such long leave. is it better to take one group at a time

how to study ca final audit as i have not taken any classes my attempt is may 2017....

Co-operative Societies in Kerala were struggling to get out of the disallowance of claim u/s 80P(4). Department was very adamant that the claim for deductions u/s 80P(2) are available only to Primary Agricultural Credit Co-operative Societies as these Co-operative Societies are allegedly functioning like Banks. Hon'ble Kerala High Court was also holding such a view. This standpoint is diametrically opposite to the judgments of various High Courts all over India which have held that all co-operatives which are not "Co-operative Banks" as defined in Part V of the Banking Regulation Act 1949 and not licensed by R.B.I are eligible for deduction u/s 80P(2). Recently Hon'ble High Court has held that Income tax authorities shall not probe into the such issues and that if a co-operative society was classified as Primary Agricultural credit society by the State Co-operation Department that only will make them eligible for deduction u/s 80P. Still the issue of other Co-operative societies other than PACS which are not licensed by RBI still is in darkness. Now, the Revenue has challenged the recent decision of the Kerala High Court before the Hon'ble Supreme Court by a SLP. In case the decision of the Apex Court happens to be in favour of the Revenue the entire Co-operative Sector all over India will suffer in as much as such verdict may reverse the decisions of various High Court in which it was held that all co-operatives other those licensed by RBI are eligible for the deduction u/s 80P(2). The Co-operatives in Kerala would like to implead/intervene in the case filed by the revenue in the Apex Court. I earnestly request our experts to please offer the names of some of the eminent Advocates in supreme Court who are well versed in the subject matter i.e. differences between Co-operative banks and other Co-operative Societies carrying on Banking business and its implication on section 80P(2) & 80P(4).

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hello,I completed my graduation in 2010.after that I still doing job and I am complete CMA inter one group.I am doing job because my family financial problem.but I was admission in IPCC under direct entry scheme in 2013.Bt some reason I was not continue studying.my current age is 27,at this age if I start preparing CA ,after that can I get job?,I want to growth my career Bt i am confused.please suggest me.

we have registered VAT, CST , IEC CODE, we would like to purchase material from other country VAT , CST & IEC CODE is enough or any other registration required please let me know.

Thanks in advance

as per cbdt circular 573 lump sum payment paid to legal heir of deceased employee is not taxable. now such payment is allowable business expenditure or not u/s 37. also is there any limit on the amount so paid?

IF MR.A GIVEN RUPEES 10 CRORE TO MR .B FOR MAKING A FILM IN THAT 10 CRORE 5 CRORE IS FOR MAKING THAT FILM REMAINING 5 CRORE IS FOR MR.B REMUNERATION FOR JOB DONE. WHAT IS THE TAX IMPLICATION IN THE HANDS OF MR.B???? IS SERVICE TAX APPLICABLE TO HIM??? IF APPLICABLE ON HOW MUCH AMOUNT HE HAS TO PAY?? WHAT IS THE PERCENTAGE TO PAY???

what is the objective of introduction of As- 28 when AS-10 already provides for downward revaluation of an asset...