14 January 2014
how to check availability of company's name in order to incorporate pvt company in India. I hav written name of proposed company in mca website,but after searching 'no match found' is being displayed on the same site..
please help me, how can i check availabilty of company's name
14 January 2014
yes.. but i have also written tata consultancy limited and AK Khetan & company(name of existing companies)...same thing was cuming tym also....so im a bit confused
18 January 2014
i hav given ca final nov2013 attempt...inwhich got 163marks..nw i hav to appear june2014 for second grup....i m confused when i shud leave job...either feb or mar? plz guide me,,hw to study,n make plan of study
18 January 2014
i hav given ca final nov2013 attempt...inwhich got 163marks..nw i hav to appear june2014 for second grup....i m confused when i shud leave job...either feb or mar? plz guide me,,hw to study,n make plan of study
19 January 2014
1. I am not in favor of anyone giving up job for CA finals.
2. Giving up job would make sense only if you do it immediately and give both the groups together and make sure that you go all prepared this time. November 13 Marks should not be the benchmark given that ICAI came out with a very low passing percentage.
3. With regards to study plans, I would not suggest you to start searching for new study material/reference book right now. Stick to the study material you already have and focus a lot more on doing mock tests...focus on how you write the answers rather than cramming facts.
4. What is more important is that you get the principles right. For eg, when I wrote IDT, I didn't give a single reference to any case law or the section...I just stated the principles and I did clear the exam. Exact references and sub-sections are top ups. As long as you give the correct inferences, you would sail through.
5. focus a lot more on practice manuals. They give you a clear idea how ICAI wants to you present answers.
6. I gather from your messages that you are really impatient right now. It is important that you maintain composure and focus on what is to be done instead of what has already happened in past.
7. Don't look for too many advisers. Too much of advice will only screw up your plans.
8. Make a basic plan covering all the subjects with deadlines to when you want to complete each topic/subject etc. Dont try to over-complicate here.
26 February 2014
my question is as under proprietor raises loan for personal purposes but he utilises the same loan into his business.whether interest on the said loan can be allowed to him u/s 36(1) (iii)or not ?
26 February 2014
well if the money has flown in the business, then you should be able to claim. The rule is clear the money should wholly be expended for the business. in case of proprietors it often happen that they borrow through whatever means they can and then invest the same funds in the business. As long as that has happened and that the interest has been paid, deduction should not be an issue