S.Srinivasaraghavan's Expert Profile

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About me

I am a Chartered Accountant, Cost Accountant and a Company Secretary. 

I am attached to Amalgamations group of Chennai. I am also on the Board of some of their group companies, besides being a CFO & CS of Simpson and Company Ltd..

Interested in Carnatic Music, Deep reading of Science and Spiritual books and reconciling scientific truths with spiritual experiences, Travel, Games like tennis, cards etc., Watching documentaries on Animal plannet, Discovery, National geographic etc., Internet browsing - websites of Wikipedia, Nature, Astronomy and Professional forums.

    What kinds of questions I can and can't answer?
    Questions on interpretation of Company Law,Tax Laws,Accounting Standards,Clarification on Accounting priciples,Project Finance, Supply Agreements, Costing and Budgeting,

    My area of expertise
    Income tax, Company Law, Project Finance, Accounts, MIS, Excise, Service Tax

    My experience in the area (years):
    Thirty years

    Organizations I belong to:
    Simpson & Company Ltd

    Publications or writing which has appeared :
    The Hindu Business Line

    Educational credentials:
    B.Sc., A.C.A.,A.I.C.W.A.,A.C.S

    Award & Honors:
    None

  • S.Srinivasaraghavan says : AS 30 Vs IAS 39
    Dear Mr.Vikash, I have posted answer to your querry already.

  • asha fernandes says : sec 10B clarifications
    one of the conditions of sec 10B is repartriation of sale proceeds to india in 6 months. but in case of a indian subsidiary(software developers) who transfers all the software developed to its foreign parent company who in turn sells it to outsiders, there wont be any repartriation of sale proceeds. in this case will sec 10B apply here. the subsidiary company gets money from parent company towards expenditure secondly is it correct to book income by applying transfer price methods

  • VIKASH RAJGARIA says : Accounting Standard 30
    I had posted a uqery w.r.t. deiffernce between AS 30 & IAS39. Can you help me out with that?

  • S.Srinivasaraghavan says : Short term capital gain
    Dear mr. Sumit if your total income including ST gain is less than taxable limit, then there is no tax liabiliti to you.

  • S.Srinivasaraghavan says : Accounting
    Dear Mr. Sanjay jain, Yes. you have to file revised return if it affects your taxable income.


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