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SARAT EDUCATION
Posted 4 months ago

What does the issuance of common shares at par value typically involve in terms of accounts?

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SARAT EDUCATION
Posted 1 year ago

What are the precaution that I should take while filling-up the tax payment challan?

(i) Head of payment, i.e., Corporation Tax/Income-tax (other than companies)
(ii) Amount and mode of payment of tax
(iii) Type of payment [i.e., Advance tax/Self assessment tax/Tax on regular assessment/Tax on Dividend/Tax on distributed Income to Unit holders/Surtax]
(iv) Assessment year
(v) The unique identification number called as PAN [Permanent Account Number] allotted by the IT Department.​

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SARAT EDUCATION
Posted 1 year ago

How does the government collect taxes?
a) voluntary payment by taxpayers into various designated Banks. For example, Advance Tax and Self Assessment Tax paid by the taxpayers,
b) Taxes deducted at source [TDS] from the income of the receiver,
c) Taxes collected at source [TCS].

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SARAT EDUCATION
Posted 1 year ago

In the challan there are terms like income-tax on companies and income-tax other than companies. what do they mean?
​ (i) The tax that is to be paid by the companies on their income is called as corporate tax.
(ii) For payment of same in the challan it is mentioned as Income-tax on Companies (Corporation tax)-0020.
(iii) Tax paid by non-corporate assessees is called as Income-tax.
(iv) for payment of the same in the challan it is to be mentioned as Income-tax (other than Companies)-0021.

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SARAT EDUCATION
Posted 1 year ago

In case of all the assessees (other than the eligible assessees as referred to in section 44AD and 44ADA). How advance tax calculated
i) Atleast to 15 per cent – On or before 15th June
ii) Atleast to 45 per cent – On or before 15th September
iii) Atleast to 75 per cent – On or before 15th December​
iv) Atleast to 100 per cent –On or before 15th March

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SARAT EDUCATION
Posted 1 year ago

UTSAH - Undertaking Transformative Strategies and Actions in Higher Education

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SARAT EDUCATION
Posted 1 year ago

X and Y are partners in a Farm sharing profit in ratio of 4:5. X surrender 1/4 of his share and Y surrenders 1/5 of his share in favour of Z, the new partner. What will be the new profit sharing ratio of the firm’s partners?

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SARAT EDUCATION
Posted 1 year ago

Which one of the following non-tariff barriers is to be adequately addressed by India while signing FTA with any country that has potential to import fruits, vegetables and other plant based products from India?

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