Month: December 2011

All About XBRL By: Mr. Gurvinder Sing

All About XBRL By: Mr. Gurvinder Sing

All About XBRL By: Mr. Gurvinder Sing INTRODUCTION XML stands for extensible markup language. Extensible means language that can be extended by anyone who wants to create additional ways to use it. Markup means that XML’s primary task is to give definition to text and symbols. Language means that XML is a method of presenting information in understandable formats. XBRL was created with a view to develop a consistent method of reporting business event information. The initial goal of XBRL is to p...

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Do’s & Don’ts in the Stock Market By Ramalingam K

Do’s & Don’ts in the Stock Market By Ramalingam K

Do's & Don'ts in the Stock Market By Ramalingam K Let’s introduce do’s and don’ts of investing: Most of us have our own perception of investment based on our experiences, but also tend to be confused with the opinions given by others. Knowing the do’s and don’ts of the stock market would help us turn really as a smart investor. The do’s and don’ts in the stock market are: Slow, steady, and boring wins the race: It is best not to panic over information about stocks on the media. Being slow and st...

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DTC Not Tabled – Indian Slowdown

By : Indranil Sen Gupta The much awaited Direct tax code is being delayed further as the chances of Parliament’s standing committee on finance submitting its report on the Bill in the ongoing Winter Session, which concludes on December 23, are bleak. With barely a couple of days in this week of the winter session of Parliament, the report may not be tabled in the current session and DTC would miss the April 2012 deadline. This will be one of the biggest sets back in terms of reform of policies i...

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United States IRS Amnesty Program

United States IRS Amnesty Program

United States IRS Amnesty Program IRS Announces Severe Actions for Undisclosed Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts. Filing requirements - The filing requirements apply to any “United States person”, which is defined as those who fit into one of the following categories: A Citizen of the United States / Green Card holders / Foreign persons residing in the US for extended periods of time (ie. H-1B, L-1, TN and other Visa holders) Domestic Partnerships / Domestic Corporations / Domestic Trusts /Ind...

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Tax Audit – A glance

Tax Audit – A glance

Tax Audit - A glance By : Karan Teli These days we all are busy with our tax audits schedules and many of the small firms have their most earnings and survival on tax audits itself. An attempt is made here in my series “TAX AUDITS” about what exactly is this and what are its importance in today’s world. To start with basically, what is the guiding section or legislatives which require a person/business to undergo a tax audit? It’s section 44AB which is the general section and there are few more...

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How RBI Hike In Repo Rates Affects Common People?

How RBI Hike In Repo Rates Affects Common People?

How RBI Hike In Repo Rates Affects Common People? By Mr. Anup Mishra Keep an eye on RBI, says investors, experts and traders. Should we be prepared to pay more every month on your home, auto and other loans? Since RBI has increased the repo rates 12 times in the last 18 months. Before discussion on this, I would like to be very clear on some basics. What is a basis point? A basis point is nothing but one-hundredth of a percentage point. People who took home loans and car loans in the last 18 mon...

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Why Is The Rupee Falling By : Subhanshu Gupta

Why Is The Rupee Falling By : Subhanshu Gupta

Why Is The Rupee Falling By : Subhanshu Gupta The roller coaster ride of rupee was witnessed in the last month when it touched an all time low of Rs 46.07. All the while Reserve Bank of India kept assuring us that the fundamentals of the economy are intact. It was only a few days back when it pushed the panic button and asked all corporate sector borrowers in the markets abroad (external commercial borrowings), exporters and holders of American Depository Receipts to repatriate their dollars. RB...

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Rupee’s Next Destination By : K Venu Babu

Rupee’s Next Destination By : K Venu Babu

Rupee's Next Destination By : K Venu Babu Volatility continues in the currency market with the rupee losing heavily or gaining handsomely every day for the past few days. This fluctuation has sparked a debate on the government’s intentions, the RBI’s role and the likely impact on the economy at large. After dipping close to Rs 47 to a dollar, the Indian currency recovered smartly for the past few weeks. The recent escalation in international crude prices leading to a heavy pressure on Balance of...

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Corporate Social Responsibility

Corporate Social Responsibility

Highlights of the New Company Bill tabled in Lok Sabha By: CA Dhiraj Satnalika Corporate Social Responsibility 2% of average profit of last three years. Only disclosure mandatory. Mandatory CSR committee. Auditors Rotation in four years. Independent Directors Five-year fixed term. No stock options. Board to have one woman director. Serious Fraud Investigations Office To get power to arrest. No suo moto powers. Investor protection Mandatory “Unpaid Dividend” account to be opened by companies in s...

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FAMILY PARTITION OF HINDU UNDIVIDED FAMILY

FAMILY PARTITION OF HINDU UNDIVIDED FAMILY

FAMILY PARTITION OF HINDU UNDIVIDED FAMILY BY CA A. K. JAIN Family partition of Hindu Undivided Family which is as per amended provisions of Hindu Succession Act, 1989 is recognised u/s 171 of I-T Act - Revenue cannot deny recognition : ITAT. CHENNAI, JULY 01, 2007 : BRIEFLY stated facts of the case are that the Assessee is a Hindu Undivided Family consisting of Shri P.C. Ramakrishna, his wife and his two daughters. There was an oral total partition of H.U.F. on 16.9.1994 between Sri P.C. Ramakr...

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