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srinivas

29 June 2014 at 14:39

Companies act 2013

on which website. can i get companies act 2013 which related to CA &IPCC

Vipin

29 June 2014 at 14:27

Sec40a(3)

sec40A(3) applicable to bonus paid to employee and is allowed???? please tell me experts

gaurav

29 June 2014 at 14:14

Tds

My client has purchased property worth 1.35 crore and did not deducted and deposited TDS. Now what are the penal provisions in this case, if he deposit it today.

arvinder singh

29 June 2014 at 14:06

Reverse charges

can a prop. firm or a partnership firm charge full service tax to the service receiver. though receiver is individual or a firm or company....

rajat sharma

29 June 2014 at 13:46

Certification courses by bombay stock exchange

BSE offers various certification courses.
Can anybody tell me which ones are relevant for a C.A. student who want to enter into INVESTMENT BANKING.
pls answer as much as you know.

Shanti

29 June 2014 at 13:23

Profit on sale of free goods

I would like to know that what will be the cost of free goods be taken in calculation of profit if the same is sold?

Anonymous

29 June 2014 at 13:21

Ca digital sign required on mgt 14

Whether in MGT14 CA sign required or not

Pankaj Singla

29 June 2014 at 13:17

Tds on fd

TDS on interest on FD has been deducted by bank because of non submission of PAN u/s194A..I have no other income.Please tell me how can I claim refund of TDS...I had never filed return as well..

sudhir

29 June 2014 at 13:02

Issue of co-owner of property in sch hp of itr2

Sir,
kindly clarify following:
- I am a salaried person and my Wife is Housewife.
- I have shown her as Co Applicant in purchase of a flat.
- Full value of property paid from my income and Home loan.
- Under "Sch HP of ITR2" there is option of naming Co-Owner of property and her percentage share in the property.
- This information will have adverse effect on my home loan interest deduction also.
- Should i name her as Co-Owner in the ITR2 and show her share as 0%.