minutes
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08 June 2009
I would like to know if the minutes can be written in loose leaf format and maintained instead of writing in a book register? Is there any new regulations in this regard. I would highly appreciate the replies.
thank you
BR
shankaR
thank you
BR
shankaR
08 June 2009
MINUTES BOOK IS TO BE PREPARED AS PER SEC193 OF CO. ACT,1956.
08 June 2009
Hi Shankar,
Kindly appreciate Yes, Minutes can be written in loose leaf format for a reasonable period (Generally 6 months)and after that to maintain their authenticity maintain them in a bound format.
No need to write the minutes. Print out will do.
Recently there is no change/new regulations in this regard.
Best Regards
Kindly appreciate Yes, Minutes can be written in loose leaf format for a reasonable period (Generally 6 months)and after that to maintain their authenticity maintain them in a bound format.
No need to write the minutes. Print out will do.
Recently there is no change/new regulations in this regard.
Best Regards
08 June 2009
Completely Agree with Ankur
09 June 2009
Thank you Sunil,Ankur Gupta and Manmohan for your replies.very helpful.BR,shankaR
09 June 2009
Sorry, Thank you Sumit Gupta, Ankur Garg and Manmohan for your replies, very helpful. BR,shankaR
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