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Applicability of CARO 2004 for Private limited Cos

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tejash (Service) (25 Points)
Replied 30 January 2009

Hi all

The above condition are in Negative form. the condition give above is for not to apply caro 2004

Hence if any of the condition is full filled caro is applicable.



Dinesh (Auditor) (66 Points)
Replied 20 February 2009

CARO will be applicable to Private companies if any one of the condition is satisfied. That is , in simple terms if company have turnover of 5 crores or more and doesnt have loan and paid up share capital is Rs. 100,000 then also caro will be applicable. One more eg: If paid up capital is 50 lacs and turnoover is 1 crores and no loans from financial institution, then also CARO will be applicable. If u r still not clarified. revert back.

Harpreet Singh (ACA) (24 Points)
Replied 15 May 2009

Originally posted by :Srinikot
"

Hi Dear...

The Pvt Ltd Company has to satisfy all 3 conditions mentioned by u to make CARO Non-Applicable...if any of  the one conditions is not satisfied and CARO is applicable....

 
"


 


parul (student) (52 Points)
Replied 21 August 2009

IF CARO IS APPLICABE TO COMPANY IN  FINANCIAL YEAR 2007-08 THEN IT IS ALSO APPLICABLE IN YEAR 2008-09 AS ON FIRST DAY CO IS NOT SATISFYING ALL CONDITIONS?????


Shivish Verma (C A) (376 Points)
Replied 23 August 2009

Is ther any change in conditions for applicability of caro in the case of private ltd companies. Are all the companies still required to satisfy all the 3 conditions to exempt from Caro. waiting for early response from all my dear professional friends. Thanks Shivish Verma



dipak ( ca final student) (427 Points)
Replied 02 November 2009

mayur is correct


Rahul Ramesh (CA Final, BCom, MBA) (1084 Points)
Replied 15 November 2009

 

CARO IS APPLICABLE

Originally posted by :Srinikot
" Hi shekar:
Thanks for your reply, let me be clear, if company has
- paidup capital - Rs.50 lacs
- turnover - Rs.25 crores
- loans from bankers - NIL
is CARO applicable for this private limited company?
"


 


Sunita (CA) (55 Points)
Replied 07 December 2009

whether auditor has to report on  CARO,2003 in case of a manufacturing co. even if conditions of 5 crores & 25 lacs is not satisfied???????


Niharika Dubey (Article) (48 Points)
Replied 23 June 2010

CARO’ is applicable to every company including a foreign company as
defined in section 591 of the Companies Act, 1956 (‘the Act’), except to:
 a banking company,
an insurance company,
a company licensed to operate under section 25 of the Act and
to private company meeting specified criteria:
New exception is added to exclude a private limited company with a paid up
capital and reserves <= Rs.50 lacs and has not accepted any public deposit
and does not have a loan outstanding from any bank or financial institution of
=> Rs.10 lacs and does not have a turnover > Rs.5 crores


CA Atul Singhal (prop) (450 Points)
Replied 05 July 2010

pls anyone tell me

what is definition of turnover?

Does it include direct income?




cavikas1985 (Business/Job) (30 Points)
Replied 09 July 2010

The term, “turnover”, has not been defined by the Order. Part II of Schedule VI to the Act,
however, defines the term “turnover” as the aggregate amount for which sales are effected by the
company. It may be noted that the “sales effected” would include sale of goods as well as services
rendered by the company. In an agency relationship, turnover is the amount of commission earned
by the agent and not the aggregate amount for which sales are effected or services are rendered.
The term “turnover” is a commercial term and it should be construed in accordance with the
method of accounting regularly employed by the company. For ascertaining the limit of rupees five
crores:
(a)
sales tax collected or excise duty collected should not be taken into account if they are
credited separately to sales tax account or excise duty account;
(b)
trade discounts should be deducted from the figure of turnover;
(c)
commission allowed to third parties should not be deducted from the figure of turnover;
(d)
sales returns should be deducted from the figure of turnover even if the returns are from the
sales made in the earlier years. As a corollary, any sales returns etc., in respect of the
sales made during the year under report, if received after the end of that year, would not be
deductible from the figure of turnover of such year; and
(e)
The income received by way of rent or dividend/interest would not form part of “turnover”.
However, Part II of Schedule VI to the Companies Act, 1956 clarifies that in case of
companies rendering or supplying services, gross income derived from services rendered or
supplied, would be shown as turnover. Therefore, in cases where the principal business of
the company is letting out of property of the company or it is an investment company, the
rent or dividend/interest, respectively, would constitute “turnover”.

source:-ICAI website

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gajendrarao.v (account officer) (21 Points)
Replied 20 July 2010

Hi        

caro 2004apply to which company. reply me

gajendrarao


hemant kumar mandal (B.COM) (23 Points)
Replied 28 August 2010

 In case of private limited company , CARO is applicable only  if

     1. paid up capital & free reserve exceeds  Rs 50 lakhs 

     2. Loan outstanding from any bank or finanical institution exceeds  Rs 25 lakhs

     3. Turnover excedess Rs 5 crores  in any day during the finanical year.


       Note: 1. if all these condition are not satisfied simultaneousllly  then only CARO will   

                    not applicable.

                 2. Even  one of these condition satisfied then only CARO is aplicable.


 

 


 


Nishana (CA - Final) (56 Points)
Replied 25 September 2010

What is the definition for reserves in CARO? whether free reserves are to be included with this?




manisha bijawat (ARTICIE) (28 Points)
Replied 15 December 2010

Is interest payable if goes more than 1 lakh to be acounted in audit report CARO 2004???



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