I would like to give two cases:
1) Contract for printing files / envelop / writing pad etc on which logo as well as name of my company is appearing.
2) A book which contains financial performance of the company.

In both the cases we do not supply any material to the printer like paper/ink etc.
My question is:
1)whether above two cases are works contract or contract for purchase of goods.
2)whether contractor can charge VAT for doing above job.

Our company have a caterer for two canteens who provide unlimited food and snacks.

The caterer charges 2 % on the value of food (single rate per meal), tea/milk/coffee and 4 % on snacks provided by them.
No VAT is levied on fruits.

I referred VAT Act and no where i could find 2 %.

Is he right in charging 2%?

We have given a contract for printing of stationery as per the specification given by us to the contractor. The contractor is charging VAT. Whether contractor is right in doing so or not? Further contract for printing of stationery is a works contrac of purchase contract for us.

Hi,

Can anyone let me know what are the provisions to be looked into while doing Tax planning for a Construction Firm.

A Person has a car. He use it for delevery of news paper bundles of HT and Charged hire for it.The number of car is not commercial.
Whether this income is shown under 44AE or maintain seperate Books for it.

H S B

I had purchased 2000 shares of Remimetals Gujarat on 28-11-2007 Wednesday through icicidirect.com.These shares were under TT settlement. I tried to sell it on the same day but they said that i cannot sell as i dont have enough shares in my demat account. Is it because of monthly settlement on the next day or is there a group of shares which cannot be sold on the same day? If there is any such group can u suggest a site from where i can get the information? Exactly what is TT settlement in brief?

Dear Sir,

What item of Balance sheet to be considered for calculation of Net worth of Company?

Dear All


I would like to do my higher studies after completing my CA can you suggest me about the same.

I would prefer higher studies related to equity research or securities kindly guide me in this regard.

I have read and heard that The rates prescribed under India companies act under 1956 for depriciation are bare minimum rates. One can go for higher rates of depriciation also.

Does any conditions are attached in claming higher rates of deprication ?

Is there any case law or judgement of rules which provides for the resonability of higher depriciation?

If reasonable cause is the condition, how a reasonable cause be defined ?

Other attached conditions/informations in this regard.

Please help me out in respect of this query

U/S 205 & 350 there is defined bare minimum depreciation rate for different assets, my question is if we want to depreciate an asset at more than the rate difined under company's act, how can we do so.

With Best Regards,
Sabir Mulla