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Seeking permission for listing by public companies
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 15-Mar-21 11:43
Once the public companies make application to the stock exchange and the stock exchange has given permission for listing , the company can automatically issue public offer with no further approval or a approval from the stock exchange is required?? for issue to public even after the permission for listing is given
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No approval required then after. Just procedural compliances will have to be ensured.
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About youtube Indigo learn lectures uploaded
Others
answered on 14-Mar-21 22:01
first'of all thanks a lot for uploading amendments lectures in YouTube! How much amendments videos are there for the subject economics for finance and when will all parts be uploaded!..... Asking so that i can plan my study schedule accordingly!..
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Thanks a lot for replying for my query!
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Business law
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 15-Mar-21 16:04
Sir in partnership act unit 2 section 28 is not available please check sir
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Dear Sai, if you are referring to ICAI material, section 28 i.e. Partner by holding out is there in Unit 1, page 3.12. In our videos, you can refer the topic at serial 9 'Partner by Estoppel' under Module 'General Nature of Partnership.'
sai t
CA Foundation
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Banking companies
Accountancy
answered on 15-Mar-21 13:18
For banking companies in advanced accounts what is rate of crr and SLR for may 2021 ???
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SLR-18%, CRR-3% this was applicable as per the last RTP updated. For May-21 Let us wait for ICAI to release the new RTP
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missing section 12 to 17 of LLP ACT 2018
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 15-Mar-21 21:53
SIR i cant find LLP section 12 to 17 in the course , please check sir
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Section 17 has also been updated
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TO and BY in the account
Accountancy
answered on 14-Mar-21 21:04
sir is it compulsory in CA exam to write TO IN debit side and by in credit side with respective account in the ACCOUNT ?
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ok sir
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Taxation MCQ Booklet Videos Request May 2021
Direct Taxation
answered on 14-Mar-21 09:22
Hello Sir, As you know that ICAI has launched separate MCQ booklets for May 2021 Exams. So, just wanted to ask, is it possible to get videos for this booklet on paid basis or on YouTube? I understand that these are meant to be done by the students as a brainstorming exercise but at places we are bound to get stuck but with videos we can seek clarification and move, otherwise waiting for reply on forums and again asking ifs and buts, make it time consuming. Kindly share your thoughts on this.
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Alright sir. Thanks for the reply.
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answered on 13-Mar-21 22:11
What are the scoring subjects in inter group1?
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May 2021, IPCC (Old Scheme)
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Disclaimer of opinion
Auditing
answered on 13-Mar-21 19:45
Why an auditor shall not include Key audit matters while giving a disclaimer of opinion?
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Thank you
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Limited liability partnership act,2008
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 28-Aug-25 19:07
why mam didnt mentioned anything regarding the from 1 to 21 sections of the llp act,2008 ??
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If you're referring to a class or notes under the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008 in the subject Corporate & Other Laws, and you're wondering why your teacher didn't mention anything about Sections 1 to 21 of the LLP Act—here are a few possible reasons: Possible Reasons for Skipping Sections 1–21 of LLP Act, 2008: 1. Not Relevant for Exam Scope / Syllabus In professional courses like CA, CS, CMA, or law degrees, only selected portions of the LLP Act are prescribed by the syllabus. Sections 1 to 21 mostly deal with basic definitions, incorporation process, and general provisions—which might be either: Considered too basic Or already covered in earlier semesters or papers 2. Covered Under a Different Topic It's possible that the content of Sections 1–21 was already taught, but under a broader topic like: “Formation and Incorporation of LLP” “Nature and Characteristics of LLP” In such a case, your teacher might not have referred to them section-wise, but conceptually. 3. Focus on Practical or Core Sections Many teachers prioritize sections more frequently asked in exams or more relevant for practical application, like: Section 23 (LLP Agreement) Section 25 (Change in Partners) Section 27 (Liabilities of LLP) Section 30 (Unlimited Liability in Case of Fraud), etc. 4. Time Constraints In some cases, time limitations might lead teachers to focus only on high-yield topics. What’s in Sections 1–21? These sections include: Section 1–3: Title, Definitions, and Nature of LLP Sections 4–11: Incorporation process Sections 12–21: LLP name, Registered office, and Partners So they’re foundational—but not always tested in depth, especially if your course prioritizes other areas. What You Can Do: Check your official syllabus (ICAI/ICSI/NLU etc.) and see if Sections 1–21 are part of it. If they are, and you feel they're important, you can revise them on your own or ask your teacher for clarification. If not, it’s likely intentional that they were skipped or summarized. For more information, you can also reach out to Setindiabiz to know about these key sections of the LLP Act.
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