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DOWNLOAD FORM 12BB TO CLAIM DEDUCTION BY SALARIED EMPLOYEE Posted: 28 Jun 2016 06:17 AM PDT DOWNLOAD FORM 12BB TO CLAIM DEDUCTION BY SALARIED EMPLOYEE. It is the responsibility of every organization to deduct TDS of its employees whose total income from salary head exceeds the basic exemption limit. Usually to reach at the total income employee submitsdeclaration that after considering the declared investment his total income does not exceeds the basic exemption limit or these are thedeclared investment which should be considered for calculation of TDS on his salary income. As on date there is no preset format for this declaration form but from 1st June 2016 CBDT has issued Form 12BB in which every employee has to fill his investment, LTA details and HRA related details. The snapshot of the Form 12BB is as follows: The below are the direct downloading link for Form 12BB to claim deduction by salaried employee.
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What Salman Khan Wants to Say About CA Course Posted: 28 Jun 2016 06:02 AM PDT What Salman Khan Wants to Say About CA Course. Hello guys! earlier we have posted about What Narender Modi wants to say about CA Course and today we are back one more hilarious post regarding CA Students. Today Salman Khan going to show some of his quotes regarding CA Students life. So here we go. .
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CA V/S CS V/S MBA | What to choose ? Posted: 28 Jun 2016 06:06 AM PDT CA V/S CS V/S MBA | What to choose ?. A wise man once said – It’s a beautiful thing when a career and passion comes together. And it is really true, that one loves his or her career as passionately. When one loves what he does, he automatically gets inspired to better. So here we are , to present you with all relevant information regarding CA ,CS and MBA. So read this on and take up what you love. CA (Chartered Accountancy) CA is considered an epitome in commerce industry , where the passing percentage is very low as compared to any other relevant exams. The coursestructure is explained below
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. CS (Company Secretary) CS is the course ideal for those who wish to work with respect to compliances and legal framework. This course is also divided between three phases
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. MBA (Master Of Business Administration) MBA is most talked about course which is done as a single degree or even as an accompanying degree with other academic qualifications like engineering etc. Features :
. CONCLUSION As we have seen above , every course has its own benefits and its drawbacks.So it is pertinent to see whether a particular course is appropriate as per Aptitude of the student. |
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Story of KFC Founder: COLONEL SANDERS Posted: 30 Jun 2016 07:12 AM PDT Story of KFC Founder: COLONEL SANDERS. At age 5 his Father died. At age 16 he quit school. At age 17 he had already lost four jobs. At age 18 he got married. Between ages 18 and 22, he was a railroad conductor and failed. He joined the army and washed out there. He applied for law school he was rejected. He became an insurance sales man and failed again. At age 19 he became a father. At age 20 his wife left him and took their baby daughter. He became a cook and dishwasher in a small cafe. He failed in an attempt to kidnap his own daughter, and eventually he convinced his wife to return home. At age 65 he retired. On the 1st day of retirement he received a cheque from the Government for $105. He felt that the Government was saying that he couldn’t provide for himself. He decided to commit suicide, it wasn’t worth living anymore; he had failed so much. He sat under a tree writing his will, but instead, he wrote what he would have accomplished with his life. He realised there was much more that he hadn’t done. There was one thing he could do better than anyone he knew. And that was how to cook. So he borrowed $87 against his cheque and bought and fried up some chicken using his recipe, and went door to door to sell them to his neighbours in Kentucky. . Remember at age 65 he was ready to commit suicide. But at age 88 Colonel Sanders, founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) Empire was a billionaire. . Moral of the story: Attitude. It's never too late to start all over. MOST IMPORTANTLY, IT'S ALL ABOUT YOUR ATTITUDE. NEVER GIVE UP NO MATTER HOW HARD IT GETS. You have what it takes to be successful. Go for it and make a difference. No guts no glory. It's never too old to dream.!! . [SHARE this]. Might motivate someone not to give up!! . Regards CA GROUPS |
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TOP SUCCESSFUL CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS OF INDIA Posted: 03 Jul 2016 07:24 AM PDT TOP SUCCESSFUL CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS OF INDIA. After presenting the individual stories about famous Chartered Accountants in our Motivational Stories Section, today we are going to present some of the most successful Chartered Accountants of India who have accomplished major achievements in their relevant fields. Hope we will be able to inspire you a little with our little endeavor of motivating you to get success like these below mentioned Chartered Accountants. So before wasting any more time here we go to our List of Most Successful Chartered Accountants of India. .
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Expectation from CA Profession by CA MOTILAL OSWAL – Interview Posted: 04 Jul 2016 04:18 AM PDT Expectation from CA Profession by CA MOTILAL OSWAL – Interview. Motilal Oswal is a Fellow Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and a well-known personality in the Capital Market with varied experience of over 2 decades in the financial service sector. The Government of India conferred him with the Rashtriya Samman Patra Award for being amongst the highest Income Tax payers in the country for a period of 5 years. . Q What are your expectations from a CA professional to meet out your Industry’s requirements? Ans. Very strong domain knowledge, high energy and passion. . Q Will GST be a game changer? What are your views on GST? Ans. GST will be one of the biggest modes towards easing of doing business. It would bring a simple tax structure instead of very complex and multiple taxation system. . Q What are the major challenges in implementation of Ind AS by the corporate entities? As the head of finance, how will you ensure the successful implementation of the new standards? Ans. There are several changes in IndAS than previous gaap in the areas likeFinancial Instruments, Consolidation, Revenue recognition, Employees benefits, Segment disclosure etc. which are going to have major impact on the Financials & profitability reporting of the companies. The Standard on financial instruments is going to apply in India before the global adoption (global adoption is from 1.1.18). This is going to have major impact on Banking and Financial services companies. Revenue recognition will change due to EIR (Effective interest rate) Model to be adopted by NBFCs, HFCs & Banks. Companies may have hit their P&L due to fair value methodology to be followed for ESOPs. . Q What is your Industry’s reaction on Corporate Social Responsibilities? Ans. I see CSR as a welcome change. It is definitely one of the most important responsibilities for the industry to work towards financial inclusion. . Q What are your expectations from an Auditor while performing his/her duties and responsibilities? Ans. We expect the following:
. Q To what extent CA professionals serves as efficient Strategic Thoughtful in an organization? Ans. Every CA professional has to be very strong on strategic orientation as well as excellent in execution. In our group, out of seven business CEOs five are CAs, and you can take a hint from this that how important are CAs in playing the role as Strategic Thinkers. . Q You would be having hectic schedules throughout. How do you maintain a life-work balance? Ans. It is a question of setting very clear priorities and also a mind-set. If we have a very strong team and can empower them, then it becomes definitely easier. . Q How do the skills acquired during the articleship help you enhance your own professional values? Ans. During the period of Articleship there were lot of practical learning like keeping proper accounting process, internal controls and closing of books etc. It also helped me in practicing what we learnt in theories. . Q The job of a CFO in a company is to “increase company profits and boost corporate value”- How do you see this? Ans. The job of Chief Financial Officer is becoming critical day by day. We as a Research / Financial company feel that effective capital allocation is a hallmark of successful and sustainable wealth creation by the company. Hence the CFO is one of the strong pillars in the organizational structure. . Q Finally, what message you would like to give to the budding CA professionals? Ans. Become a life time student in a fast and dynamic VUCA (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex and Ambiguous) World. You should keep on sharpening your knowledge and have an eager to learn new skills. You should also be very clear as to exactly how you want to build your carrier. Perseverance and Patience are important virtue for Success. |
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CA Final Amendments for Nov 16 Exams by ICAI Posted: 04 Jul 2016 04:44 AM PDT CA Final Amendments for Nov 16 Exams by ICAI. It is always advisable to go through the list of Amendments before giving CA Final Exams, so We providing you CA Final Amendments for Nov 16 Exams by ICAI . These Amendments are Published by ICAI through special Board of Studies Notification. We are providing you the same as well as crux of all CA Final Nov 16 Amendments in simple language. So go through all CA Final Amendments for Nov 16 Exams and do comment in case of any doubt. AMENDMENTS FOR NOV 2016 CA FINAL CA Final Nov 16 Amendments by ICAI Exams in Simple Language :- CA Final Amendments : Financial Reporting:
CA Final Amendments : SFM – No Amendments CA Final Amendments : Advance Auditing and professional Ethics Applicable :
CA Final Amendments : Corporate and Allied Laws Applicability
Non – Applicability Chapter 9 of the study material (January 2016 edition) – Revival and Rehabilitation of Sick-Industrial Companies. Chapter 15 of the study material (January, 2016 edition) – National Company Law Tribunal and Appellate Tribunal. CA Final Amendments : Costing —No Amendments CA Final Amendments : ISCA —No Amendments CA Final Amendments : Direct and Indirect Taxes Applicability of Finance Act, 2015 for Nov 2016 Examination + Circulars and notification upto 30th April 2016. If you want a detailed walk through of CA Final Amendments then Must download below file issued by ICAI :- . Keep Visiting our site for more updates |
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Posted: 04 Jul 2016 04:23 AM PDT List of All Taxes in India. There are lot of taxes in India – Direct Tax, Service Tax, Income Tax…. The so on. Are you Confused about the taxes you pay every year? Don’t worry! Tax is one of the most complex topics of the Indian financial system. Taxes represent the money that we pay to the government. This is the basic source of income for our government. This money is Utilized for the development of the country by improving services across sectors ( Infra, medical, security and other. Their are broadly two type of Taxes
. What are Direct Taxes?Direct taxes are those that we all directly paid to our government . It is your responsibility to pay these taxes. Thinking of skipping paying your taxes? Bad idea. Non-payment or evasion of these taxes can incur a heavy penalty. Income tax, wealth tax, and corporate tax are some of the direct taxes we pay. Here is a list of the different direct taxes that we pay. Income Tax: Income tax is imposed on the Annual income of an individual, whether he/she is a resident of the country or not. The income earned in the Year from 1st April to 31st March (basically called financial year) is taken into account to calculate the income tax. Incomes are classified under 5 heads –
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Let’s say, Sahil earns 6 lacs per annually. For Sahil, this is how income tax is calculated:
Property Tax: A property tax, applied as per state rules, is paid on the value of your property. The tax amount depends on the size of the property, kind of property (commercial or residential), age of the property and is accompanied by a number of service taxes, like water tax, lighting tax, sanitation tax etc. all using the same tax base. It is levied on the owner of the property and he/she is liable to pay this tax every year. Professional Tax: Professional Tax is a part of income tax which is charged by some state governments in India. If you earn an income from a salary or if you are a professional such as a chartered accountant, lawyer, doctor etc, then you are required to pay this professional tax. Check your salary slip. You’ll see the amount deducted as ‘professional tax’. Corporate tax: One of the major income sources for the government, corporate tax is the tax paid by companies or firms on the incomes they earn. These are taxes against profits earned by businesses during a given taxable period. Gift Tax: Mainly charged under Income Tax under the head other sources, Gifts exceeding Rs. 50,000 are taxable unless they are received from a blood relative , or on the occasion of marriage, or by inheritance( Wil) . The gift value is added to your income under the head ‘income from other sources’ and is taxable. Stamp Duty and Registration: At the time of purchase of a property, you need to pay stamp duty and registration fees to the state government. Stamp duty is a tax levied for the transaction performed by way of a document like Sale Deed, Conveyance Deed etc. The payment of proper stamp duty on the transfer documents confers legality on them. Once the stamp duty is paid, the document has to be registered under the Indian Registration Act. The registration fee is paid over and above the stamp duty and it varies from state to state. Dividend Distribution Tax: This is a type of direct corporate tax which is paid by companies on any amountdeclared, distributed or paid by way of dividend to its shareholders. The dividend distribution tax is 15% and is the final tax in respect of the dividend declared. The shareholders are not required to pay further tax on their dividend income. If you hold shares of any Indian company and receive dividends, your dividend income is tax free. The dividend declared by Indian companies is not taxable in the hands of the shareholders because tax on distributed profits have already been borne by the company. . What are Indirect Taxes?This will be replaced by GST soon. Indirect taxes are those paid by an intermediary who usually collects it from his costumer/ client . Have you seen the VAT or Service Tax in your restaurant bills? This is an example of indirect tax. Though you pay this tax from your pocket, the government collects this tax from the restaurant. With indirect taxes, you don’t really feel the pinch as much as direct taxes but truth is that you end up paying more indirect tax as compared to direct taxes Here is a list of the different indirect taxes we pay. Value Added Tax (VAT): (VAT) is a multi-point tax which is applied at each stage of the sale of a product and the final tax is paid by the last consumer. VAT is paid at each production stage by the manufacturer and then the entire amount is collected from the end consumer. VAT rates differ between states. Service Tax: Service tax is a main indirect tax applied on services (such as professional,beverages, travel, etc.) by the provider. Service tax is not levied on services provided by Government. Excise Duty: Excise duty is levied and collected by the government on any good or commodity while it is being manufactured. This tax is usually borne by the manufacturer, but eventually the consumer pays it back while buying the product. For the Indian Government, the excise duty levied on goods is one of the biggest revenue sources. Customs Duty: Customs Duty is the charge levied when goods are imported into the country or exported out of the country. It is paid by the importer or exporter. If you’re traveling to India, then you’re allowed to carry goods worth up to Rs. 25,000 without paying customs duty. If the value of goods is above that, then you have to pay customs according to the duty rate of the products. Entertainment Tax: This tax is imposed by state government on all the financial transactions related to entertainment like cinema, stage shows, entertainment events, amusement parks and sports events. Different tax rates are applicable for these services in various states. This explains why Bangalore moviegoers are unhappier than Chennai cinema buffs – the latter enjoy a very low entertainment tax. Security Transaction Tax (STT): Securities transaction tax is levied on all transactions done on a stock exchange. STT is applicable on purchase or sale of equity shares, derivatives, equity-oriented funds and equity-oriented Mutual Funds. STT was introduced to curb tax evasion on capital gains. . Tax Jurisdictions In India, taxes fall under three jurisdictions – Central Government, State Government and Local Government. Central Government Taxes – Income tax, Excise duty, Service tax, Customs State Government Taxes – Sales tax, VAT, Entertainment tax, Toll tax, Professional tax, Octrai duty, Stamp duty, Luxury tax and Capital Gains tax. Local Government Taxes – Property tax, MC Tax etc.. If you think we miss out some than do comment Below :) . Regards CA GROUPS |
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All you need to know About Service tax Return Filling Posted: 04 Jul 2016 03:45 AM PDT All you need to know About Service tax Return FillingToday, we will update you about Service tax Return Filling . This Article contains due dates, forms and applicability of Service Tax. Must share.... .
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THE FIRST LADY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT: R SIVABHOGAM Posted: 04 Jul 2016 04:32 AM PDT THE FIRST LADY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT: R SIVABHOGAM. R Shivabhogam was born on 23th July 1907 in India and became the first lady chartered Accountant of India. Even the Wikipedia page of the lady recognise herself as the First Women Chartered Accountant of India. Today we decided to lighten up the story of very first Lady Auditor from our profession. Hope you guys will get inspired from her story. . She was born before our country gets freedom from Britishers. She graduated from Queen Mary’s College, Chennai. She gets Imprisoned herself during active participation in Civil disobedience Movement in 1931. She was in Jail for almost One year. She was rejected for marriage proposals due to her physical disabilities. After she get released from the Jail she decided to pursue Government Diploma in Accountancy which was the exclusive course for Male only at that time. After completing the Course, she is not able to start her own practice as previous prisoner are not allowed for independent practice. She decided to file a Writ petition and won the case in her favor and finally started her own practice from 1937. On enactment of The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, She enrolled for membership number and become member from 1950. She was also appointed as the Chairperson of Southern Regional Council. She was the only lady person to hold such position till date. That’s all for R SIVABHOGAM – THE FIRST LADY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT. Hope you guys like it and get inspired from her. |
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15 Interview Questions and Their Best Possible Answer Posted: 08 Jul 2016 11:11 AM PDT 15 Interview Questions and Their Best Possible Answer. Hi Readers, Today we are providing you the Best Possible Answers of Some of the Interview Questions as how to Answer Them..Below are some of the Selected Questions which may be asked in your Interview and Answers as how to Answer them . Note: If You want to add any Questions wid Answers as per ur Experienced, Feel free to write in comment box.. We will Add ur Q & A in our Article wid ur Name. . KIP SHARING . Compiled By: Sourav Bagaria |
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Posted: 13 Jul 2016 04:14 AM PDT
Returns under Model GST Law . So GST is now coming closer and we brings you Returns under Model GST Law with proper understanding each and every Returns under Model GST Law so go through the complete list of returns and must comment in case of any doubt: . Returns under Model GST Law
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CA FINAL TOPPER MARK SHEETS MAY 16 Posted: 18 Jul 2016 08:26 AM PDT CA FINAL TOPPER MARK SHEETS MAY 16. CA Final Result Declared. Hey guys ICAI has declared Result of CA Final Students as well as of CA CPT Students on their official website on 18 JULY 2016. It was the day for which most of the CA students were waiting for about 2 months after their exams held in MAY 2016. Team CA_GROUPS gives their Heartiest congratulations to all the CA Final students who have cleared their exams today. Further we give our Warm wishes to new CA Aspirants who have cleared their CA CPT and entered into real CA Course today. Here we would like to inform all the students who had cleared their CA Final today that ICAI had already declared the dates for Campus Placements in the month of August September for different cities. You can see all the dates and other essential information from here:- CA Campus Placement Programme But Some students (or we can say most after knowing the pass percentage) who were not able to clear the exams due to Low pass percentage by the ICAI or some other students we would like to quote famous line for Ca Students “Where there is a will, there is a way – but for a CA Student After November there is a May” Students who are not satisfied with their result may go for Revaluation/Rectification of their Exam Papers. The full procedure to do the same is elaborated by the Team CA_GROUPS here :- Procedure of Revaluation and verification of CA IPCC Final Exams . CA Final Result Rank holders May 2016 |
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CA Exams CENTERWISE RESULT CPT | IPCC | Final May 16
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CA Final Result Declared May 16 Exams Rank holders & Pass Percentage
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| FIRST | 18.21 | ||
| SECOND | 18.77 | ||
| BOTH | 11.36 | ||
| RANKHOLDER | RANK 1 | RANK 2 | RANK 3 |
| NAME | SRI RAM S | KANTHETI NAGA | YASH MANOJ KUMAR GOYAL |
| ROLL NO. | 507614 | 522591 | 402033 |
| MARKS | 613 | 610 | 599 |
| MARKS % | 76.33 | 76.25 | 74.88 |
| PHONE NO | 9087805505 | 8187022829 | 9033355949 |
| LOCATION | SALEM | VAYYURU VIJAYWADA | JAMNAGAR |
| GROUP | CANDIDATES | PASS % | |
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| FIRST | 77442 | 9764 | 12.61% |
| SECOND | 75774 | 9084 | 11.99% |
| BOTH | 42469 | 2440 | 5.75% |
| RANKHOLDER | RANK 1 | RANK 2 | RANK 3 |
| NAME | JAMES JOHN | NAGOLU MOHAN KUMAR | AVINASH SENCHETI |
| ROLL NO. | 121050 | 217428 | 168097 |
| MARKS | 595 | 572 | 566 |
| MARKS % | 74.38 | 71.5 | 70.75 |
| PHONE NO | 9791096770 | 8686303877 | 9038995110 |
| LOCATION | CHENNAI | TIRUPATI | KOLKATA |
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| FIRST | 72874 | 8317 | 11.41% |
| SECOND | 77941 | 12894 | 16.54% |
| BOTH | 42847 | 3538 | 8.26% |
| PARTICULARS | RANK 1 | RANK 1 | RANK 2 | RANK 3 |
| NAME | Shailee Chaudhary | Rahul Aggarwal | Chitturi Lakshmi Anusha | Deval Badresh Modi |
| ROLL NO. | 130814 | 148780 | 214475 | 184179 |
| MARKS | 606 | 606 | 584 | 575 |
| MARKS % | 75.75 | 75.75 | 73 | 71.88 |
| PHONE NO | 9911139688 | 9705602164 | 8121417703 | 9969086233 |
| LOCATION | New Delhi | Secundrabaad | Machilipatnam | Mumbai |
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| FIRST | 64972 | 15208 | 23.41% |
| SECOND | 66552 | 6830 | 10.26% |
| BOTH | 36254 | 2983 | 8.23% |
| PARTICULARS | RANK 1 | RANK 2 | RANK 3 |
| NAME | SANJAY NAWANDHAR | KUNAL JETHANI | HARSHA |
| ROLL NO. | 142217 | 147012 | 179988 |
| MARKS | 583 | 580 | 574 |
| MARKS % | 72.88 | 72.50 | 71.75 |
REQUIREMENT OF REGISTERATION UNDER NEW GST LAW FOR INTER STATE SUPPLIES
Posted: 17 Jul 2016 11:09 PM PDT
| REQUIRED TO BE REGISTERED | That means, mandatorily registration. |
| INTER STATE | Supplies must be for Inter State. |
| TAXABLE SUPPLY | Supplies must be taxable & not Exempted. |
| IRRESPECTIVE OF THE THRESHOLD | If above conditions are satisfied then no threshold limit of 9 Lakhs will be applicable. |
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Posted: 20 Jul 2016 02:23 AM PDT MOTIVATIONAL STORY. [ Must Read ]. . A jobless man applied for the position of ‘office boy’ at a very big company.🙏🏻 . The employer interviewed him, then a test: clean the floor. 😅 . “You are hired.” – the employer said. ”Give me your email address, and I’ll send you the application to fill, as well as when you will start.” 📲 . The man replied, “I don’t have a computer, neither an email.” ❌ . “I’m sorry,” said the employer, “if you don’t have an email , you cannot have the job.” 😞 . The man left with no hope. He didn’t know what to do, with only $10 USD in his pocket. 😎 . He then decided to go to the supermarket, bought a 10 kg tomato crate, then sold the tomatoes door to door. In less than two hours, he succeeded and doubled his capital. He repeated the operation 3 times and returned home with $60 USD. 🤔 . The man realized that he could survive by this way, and started to go everyday earlier, and returned late. Thus, his money doubled or tripled everyday. Shortly later, he bought a cart, then a truck, and then he had his own fleet of delivery vehicles. 🙂 . Five years later, the man’s company was one of the biggest food retailers. He started to plan his family’s future, and decided to have a life insurance. He called an insurance broker and chose a protection plan. When the conversation was concluded, the broker asked him his email. The man replied: “I don’t have an email.” ❤ . The broker replied curiously, “You don’t have an email, and yet have succeeded to build an empire. Do you imagine what position you could have if you had an email?” 🙏🏻 . The man paused for a while, and replied: “An office boy!” . . |
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CA CPT Pass Percentage and topper list June 2016 Posted: 22 Jul 2016 01:11 PM PDT CA CPT Pass Percentage and topper list June 2016. So CA CPT June 16 result is declared on 18th July 2016 and we have 40% result this time. Both male and female candidates performs equally well this time. Gender wise pass percentage of June 2016 CA CPT result is as follows :-
. So out of total 107058 candidates, 41727 students are promoted to next level i.e. IPCC. We wish a very best of luck to them. As there is no ranking system in CA CPT, ICAI has not published the rankers of CA CPT, from the sources we came to know that 193 is the highest score of CA CPT June 16 result. Must share with your friends |
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CA IPCC & FINAL Nov 16 EXAM DATE SHEET Posted: 22 Jul 2016 01:08 PM PDT CA IPCC & FINAL Nov 16 EXAM DATE SHEETHey guys ICAI has published the CA IPCC & FINAL Nov 16 EXAM DATESHEET. ICAI also announces the result date for MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANCY COURSE (MAC) PART – I, CORPORATE MANAGEMENT COURSE (CMC) PART – I, TAX MANAGEMENT COURSE (TMC) PART – I, INSURANCE AND RISK MANAGEMENT (IRM) INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAWS AND WORLD TRADE ORGANISATION (ITL&WTO). CA IPCC & FINAL Nov 16 EXAM DATE SHEET Download the full ICAI notification regarding CA IPCC & FINAL MAY 16 EXAM DATE SHEET from here. . CA IPCC & FINAL Nov 16 EXAM DATE SHEETINTERMEDIATE (IPC) EXAMINATION [As per syllabus contained in the scheme notified by the Council under Regulation 28 E (3) of the Chartered Accountants Regulations, 1988] Group-I: 2nd, 4th, 6th & 8th Nov 2016 Group-II: 10th, 12th & 15th Nov 2016 (Afternoon Session: 2.00 PM to 5.00 PM) (IST) . FINAL EXAMINATION [As per syllabus contained in the scheme notified by the Council under Regulation 31 (ii) of the Chartered Accountants Regulations, 1988.] Group -I: 1st, 3rd, 5th & 7th Nov 2016 Group -II: 9th, 11th, 13th & 16th Nov 2016 . See our study plan for you :- Hope you keep study harder as you came to know papers gonna start earlier in comparison to last year. So keep visiting our site for more updates like this you can also subscribe us through mail to get updates directly into your mail box |
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EXTENSION OF WB VAT RETURN FILING DUE DATE Posted: 28 Jul 2016 05:57 AM PDT EXTENSION OF WB VAT RETURN FILING DUE DATE. Dear Professional Colleagues, It is for your information that Return filing application which was kept on hold has been released. You are requested to submit your online returns after downloading latest .jar files. The last date of submission of online returns has been extended till 24.08.2016 and last date of submission of acknowledgement of returns in Form-14e and 15e has been extended till 04.09.2016. . CLICK HERE to Download Circular 04/2016 dated 04.04.2016 . Regards SOURAV BAGARIA |
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Posted: 04 Aug 2016 07:16 AM PDT *GST IMPACT ON VARIOUS SECTOR*Finally GST Passed today i.e 3rd August, 2016.. In dis Article, Let us see the GST Impact on Various Sectors.. here we go.. . 1) *BANKS* - Current service tax 15% now after GST 18% Negative. . 2) *CONSUMER STAPLES* current tax rate 22% know after GST it's 18% . . Positive for - Asian paints,Dabur,HUL,EMAMI NEGATIVE for ITC & UNITED BEVERIES. . 3) *CONSUMER DISCRETIONARY* current 15% after GST 18% NEGATIVE . 4) *MEDIA* - current Tax 15% service tax and 7% entertainment Tax by State's know After GST it will be 18% POSITIVE . 5) *TELECOM* current Tax 15% After GST 18% may see marginal dip in consumption as tax rise from 15% to 18% NEGATIVE . 6) *AUTO INDUSTRIES* current Tax 27% after GST it will be 18% . POSITIVE ✒ . 7) *METALS* - current TAX 18% after GST 18% no major impact . 8) *CEMENT* - current Tax 27% altogether after GST it will be 18% POSITIVE. . 9) *PHARMA* - current Tax 15% after GST it will be 18% . NEGATIVE . 10) *REAL ESTATE* - 15% to 16% Stamp duty, Current duty approx 7%. NEGATIVE for real estates. . 11) *TRANSPORTATION* - majorly benefits to logistics sector no impact of GST POSITIVE . . P.S.: Share ur view in comment box below... Regards SOURAV BAGARIA |