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Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 17-May-21 18:29

Explain both the question attached below.

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Thankyou sir

Sathiya Bama

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Sec.145

Direct Taxation

answered on 14-May-21 17:32

As per sec.145 talks about the method of accounting. As per the section, the assessee can follow the cash or mercantile system on regular basis. If the assessee follows cash basis presently, after some years he is entitled to choose a mercantile system?

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No rule as such.

Balamurali Unnithan M S

Balamurali Unnithan M S

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Ratio analysis

Financial Management

answered on 14-May-21 19:30

Is net asset is equal to capital employed?

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Thank you mam

Miradevi S

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Negotiable instruments act

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 13-May-21 14:18

15 th question answer is whether a or b

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Answer would be a - next preceding business day (Sec 25)

Sathiya Bama

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Sec141(3)

Auditing

answered on 14-May-21 19:48

An LLP can be appointed as auditor eventhough it is a body corporate. My question is why LLP can be appointed as auditor?is there any specific reason?

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In LLP at least one partner rests with unlimited liability this will safeguard the client. To protect the interest of client LLP can definitely cannot escape from the liability so it will be eligible to act as a auditor

Harsha Vardhan

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Disqualification of auditor

Auditing

answered on 13-May-21 10:43

In disqualification, Relative may hold securities of face value not exceeding Rs.100000. My doubt is face value of Rs. 100000 is for each relative separately or in aggregate?

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Limit must be calculated in aggregate.

Vicky 027

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Face value

Accountancy

answered on 13-May-21 12:20

Why all share will have face value 10 and how face value is calculated .

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Face value of a share, also known as the par value, is the value at which a share is listed on the stock market. The face value of share can be taken up from Rs.1 but Majorly, the shares of Indian companies have a face value of Rs.10. There are no fixed criteria for deciding on the face value of a stock. It is fixed by the company, once it decides to issue its shares and bonds.

Shreesha .T.u

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Sec. 40(a)(ii) & Sec. 40(a)(iib)

Direct Taxation

answered on 13-May-21 10:57

Sec. 40(a)(ii) - Income tax ,Sec. 40(a)(iib) - Royalty, licence fees, etc. payable by State Government Undertaking. The expenses mentioned in the below sections are fully disallowed?

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yes

Balamurali Unnithan M S

Balamurali Unnithan M S

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Sec. 40(a)(ii) & Sec. 40(a)(iib)

Direct Taxation

answered on 13-May-21 10:34

Sec. 40(a)(ii) - Income tax ,Sec. 40(a)(iib) - Royalty, licence fees, etc. payable by State Government Undertaking. The expenses mentioned in the below sections are fully disallowed?

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yes

Balamurali Unnithan M S

Balamurali Unnithan M S

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Sec.40(a)(i)

Direct Taxation

answered on 13-May-21 10:57

Sec.40(a)(i) - Interest, royalty, fees for technical services payable to a non-resident or outside India without tax deduction. As per the below section, TDS deduction and payment are made in the coming years, then the assessee can claim the expense without disallowance.

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Okey

Balamurali Unnithan M S

Balamurali Unnithan M S

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