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Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 06-May-23 07:21

OPC cannot be converted into Sec 8 co. Can Sec 8 co. be converted to OPC

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Sec 8 co cannot convert into OPC...

Neha Baliga

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Sales of goods Act 1930

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 24-Apr-23 19:44

What is the difference between the right of ownership v/s proof of ownership (document of Title v/s document showing title). It would be great if the example is included to illustrate the answer.

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In simple words , A Bearer Cheque is a Document of title ie.... Holder of such cheque is considered as owner and entitled to Money. ( In document of title :- Possession = Ownership ) Instead , Any cheque other than Bearer ( like Crossed cheques ) , Amount can only be entitled by person whose name is stated on cheque irrespective of possession of such cheque. ( A document which discloses the person's name having title in goods ) ( Here ; Possession × Ownership ) Example :- Share Warrant and Share Certificate respectively, . Hope it helps !

Shiv Pandit

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Sales of Goods Act 1930

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 27-Apr-23 15:51

Under the different types of goods, there is a section called as contingent goods. It meant that goods might or might not be obtained by the seller. I was confused about the last part where the word 'seller' was used. Can you tell me why is it seller and not the buyer because doesn't it depends on the buyer whether he will purchase the goods or not.

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In practical life, there are a lot of such contingent goods. Say you as a trader contract with a retailer to supply wheat from a particular farmer next season. Or goods arriving in a particular ship!

Shiv Pandit

Shiv Pandit

CA Foundation

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Mcq

Indirect Taxation

answered on 23-Apr-23 12:27

Answer can be both c)and d) right??

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C is the right answer. Final return is differ from annual return. Annual return is to be filed 31st of next FY. Final return is filed when registration is cancel

Reetikaa R

Reetikaa R

CA Final

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Machine hour rate

Costing

answered on 25-Apr-23 12:23

Please anyone solve this

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Now I am getting 286.5

Harshita Tripathi

Harshita Tripathi

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Company Audit

Auditing

answered on 24-Apr-23 10:28

If the Auditor provides services specified in Sec 144 of Companies Act 2013 for the period April, May 2023 and withdraw from rendering the above services in 15th June 2023, will the auditor is disqualified or not for being auditor for FY 2023-24 ?

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Not disqualified. The CA should not be rendering such services given in Sec 144 at the time of appointment u/s 139

Prethivi Rajan

Prethivi Rajan

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As26

Accountancy

answered on 23-Apr-23 10:40

Why are advertisement and preliminary expenses considered as intangible assets under AS 26

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It deals with but you cannot recognise it as an asset as peR AS 26

GIRISA S

GIRISA S

CA Inter

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pls provide answer with reason

Auditing

answered on 23-Apr-23 12:55

correct/incorrect

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Icai sm 7.6

Bhavya Kumar

Bhavya Kumar

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Amendment

Indirect Taxation

answered on 22-Apr-23 21:47

For resident welfare association ,Is Limit of 7500 removed ??

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Whole amount is taxable if exceeds 7500 per member per month

Reetikaa R

Reetikaa R

CA Final

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Resolution requiring special notice - Chapter 7 - MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 25-Apr-23 17:07

As per the companies act, the members who are having not less than 1% of the voting power or *NOT EXCEEDING* 5Lakh amount of paid-up share capital can give notice to the company for passing special notice. As per rule 23, it states that " special notice required to be given to the company shall be signed, either individually or collectively by such number of members holding not less than 1% of the total voting power or holding shares on which an aggregate sum of not less than 5,00,000 rupees has been paid up on the date of the notice." what limit are we supposed to take for this purpose? Attached is a copy of the study material showing the exact wording.

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Thankyou sir

Prasad Ramasamy

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