Thursday, October 16, 2008
the income tax department has given a very interesting statistics about the online filing of returns posted on its site. the fact to be noticed is that on the last three days the number of returns filed is given hour wise. this shows how much pain our professional brothers including us has taken to make it for our clients in last dates and last hours. the only thing we can take proud is amongst all the states , gujarat is third in efiling numbers. once it was published in our newsletter that what is the definition of a C.A. the answer was : the one who takes the tention of the client on its own head. this is excat represntation of the above definition!!!
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Dear All,
At the outset, I congratulate our President, Mehul Vora for taking this innovative step and putting his hard work to make the blog a success.
I am sure that this will go a long way in sharing professional views among all of us.
Wishing the BCAA all the success in the years to come.
Best Wishes,
Manoj Ganatra
At the outset, I congratulate our President, Mehul Vora for taking this innovative step and putting his hard work to make the blog a success.
I am sure that this will go a long way in sharing professional views among all of us.
Wishing the BCAA all the success in the years to come.
Best Wishes,
Manoj Ganatra
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
ADVISORY SERVICE RULE OF EXPERT ADIVSORY COMITTEE
1. Queries should be stated in clear and unambiguous language. Each query should be self-contained. The querist should provide complete facts and in particular give the nature and the background of the industry or the business to which the query relates. The querist may also list the alternative solutions or viewpoints though the Committee will not be restricted by the alternatives so stated.
2. The Committee would deal with queries relating to accounting and/or auditing principles and allied matters and as a general rule, it will not answer queries which involve only legal interpretation of various enactments and matters involving professional misconduct.
3. Hypothetical cases will not be considered by the Committee. It is not necessary to reveal the identity of the client to whom the query relates.
4. Only queries received from the members of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India will be answered by the Expert Advisory Committee. The membership number should be mentioned while sending the query.
5. The fee charged for each query is as follows:
(i) Rs. 25,000/- per query where the query relates to:
(a) an enterprise whose equity or debt securities are listed on a recognised stock exchange, or
(b) an enterprise having an annual turnover exceeding Rs.50 crore based on the annual accounts of the accounting year ending on a date immediately preceding the date of sending the query.
(ii) Rs. 10,000/- per query in any other case.
The fee is payable in advance to cover the incidental expenses. Payments should be made by crossed Demand Draft or cheque or Postal Order payable at Delhi or New Delhi drawn in favour of the Secretary, The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India.
6. Where a query concerns a matter which is before the Board of Discipline or the Disciplinary Committee of the Institute, it shall not be answered by the Committee. Matters before an appropriate department of the government or the Income-tax authorities may not be answered by the Committee on appropriate consideration of the facts.
7. The querist should give a declaration in respect of the following as to whether to the best of his knowledge:
(i) the equity or debt securities of the enterprise to which the query relates are listed on a recognised stock exchange;
(ii) the annual turnover of the enterprise to which the query relates, based on the annual accounts of the accounting year immediately preceding the date of sending the query, exceeds Rs. 50 crore;
(iii) the issues involved in the query are pending before the Board of Discipline or the Disciplinary Committee of the Institute, any court of law, the Income-tax authorities or any other appropriate department of the government.
8. Each query should be on a separate sheet and five copies thereof, typed in double space, should be sent. The Committee reserves the right to call for more copies of the query. A copy of the query may also be sent on a floppy or through E-mail at eac@icai.org
9. The Committee reserves its right to decline to answer any query on an appropriate consideration of facts. If the Committee feels that it would not be in a position to, or should not reply to a query, the amount will be refunded to the querist.
10. The right of reproduction of the query and the opinion of the Committee thereon will rest with the Committee. The Committee reserves the right to publish the query together with its opinion thereon in such form as it may deem proper. The identity of the querist and/or the client will, however, not be disclosed, as far as possible.
11. It should be understood clearly that although the Committee has been appointed by the Council, an opinion given or a view expressed by the Committee would represent nothing more than the opinion or view of the members of the Committee and not the official opinion of the Council.
12. It must be appreciated that sufficient time is necessary for the Committee to formulate its opinion.
13. The queries conforming to above Rules should be addressed to the Secretary, Expert Advisory Committee, The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, ICAI Bhawan, Post Box No. 7100, Indraprastha Marg, New Delhi- 110 002.
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2. The Committee would deal with queries relating to accounting and/or auditing principles and allied matters and as a general rule, it will not answer queries which involve only legal interpretation of various enactments and matters involving professional misconduct.
3. Hypothetical cases will not be considered by the Committee. It is not necessary to reveal the identity of the client to whom the query relates.
4. Only queries received from the members of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India will be answered by the Expert Advisory Committee. The membership number should be mentioned while sending the query.
5. The fee charged for each query is as follows:
(i) Rs. 25,000/- per query where the query relates to:
(a) an enterprise whose equity or debt securities are listed on a recognised stock exchange, or
(b) an enterprise having an annual turnover exceeding Rs.50 crore based on the annual accounts of the accounting year ending on a date immediately preceding the date of sending the query.
(ii) Rs. 10,000/- per query in any other case.
The fee is payable in advance to cover the incidental expenses. Payments should be made by crossed Demand Draft or cheque or Postal Order payable at Delhi or New Delhi drawn in favour of the Secretary, The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India.
6. Where a query concerns a matter which is before the Board of Discipline or the Disciplinary Committee of the Institute, it shall not be answered by the Committee. Matters before an appropriate department of the government or the Income-tax authorities may not be answered by the Committee on appropriate consideration of the facts.
7. The querist should give a declaration in respect of the following as to whether to the best of his knowledge:
(i) the equity or debt securities of the enterprise to which the query relates are listed on a recognised stock exchange;
(ii) the annual turnover of the enterprise to which the query relates, based on the annual accounts of the accounting year immediately preceding the date of sending the query, exceeds Rs. 50 crore;
(iii) the issues involved in the query are pending before the Board of Discipline or the Disciplinary Committee of the Institute, any court of law, the Income-tax authorities or any other appropriate department of the government.
8. Each query should be on a separate sheet and five copies thereof, typed in double space, should be sent. The Committee reserves the right to call for more copies of the query. A copy of the query may also be sent on a floppy or through E-mail at eac@icai.org
9. The Committee reserves its right to decline to answer any query on an appropriate consideration of facts. If the Committee feels that it would not be in a position to, or should not reply to a query, the amount will be refunded to the querist.
10. The right of reproduction of the query and the opinion of the Committee thereon will rest with the Committee. The Committee reserves the right to publish the query together with its opinion thereon in such form as it may deem proper. The identity of the querist and/or the client will, however, not be disclosed, as far as possible.
11. It should be understood clearly that although the Committee has been appointed by the Council, an opinion given or a view expressed by the Committee would represent nothing more than the opinion or view of the members of the Committee and not the official opinion of the Council.
12. It must be appreciated that sufficient time is necessary for the Committee to formulate its opinion.
13. The queries conforming to above Rules should be addressed to the Secretary, Expert Advisory Committee, The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, ICAI Bhawan, Post Box No. 7100, Indraprastha Marg, New Delhi- 110 002.
OUTCOME OF SUPPORT OF ALL THE MEMBERS OF BCAA
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