tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6122217412524724302011-07-08T06:38:54.424+05:30Hello friends, I am writing this blog to share my knowledge with all of you. I will keep on posting the articles related to present developments in the economy with regards to taxation, accounting, finance and other related matters. If you are having any query regarding the direct taxation, indirect taxation, accounting, finance, or even on other topics, then please feel free to contact me through this blog or you can directly contact me at anu0807@gmail.comAnurag Shrivastavahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07023376258636676511noreply@blogger.comBlogger41100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-612221741252472430.post-12889822896342808742009-08-22T05:09:00.007+05:302009-08-22T05:34:50.593+05:30

For the purpose of applicability of Accounting Standards (AS), enterprises are divided into three categories, viz; Level I, Level II, and Level III. CRITERIA FOR CLASSIFICATION OF ENTERPRISES Level I Enterprises            Enterprises which falls in any one or more of the following categories, at any point of time during the accounting period, are classified as Level I enterprises: 1.

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Indian economy is in the process of converging with the world economy. We will be going to witness a lot of changes in our legal as well as regulatory and accounting framework. The initial steps required to reach that milestone have already been taken. “Principles that have gain international acceptance have been adopted. The best practices in the world have been studied and incorporated.”Mr.

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         As I have chosen this topic, but frankly speaking I m not the right person to guide any student on how to achieve success in CA exams as you all have reached so far ,i.e., CA Final so I think are themselves competent enough, rather I can provide assistance in improving your mindset towards how to approach for the exams. I can only provide assistance to you; the improvisation should take

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  GST is an indirect tax imposed on goods and services. There is no differentiation between goods and services as GST is levied at each stage in the supply chain. 100 % input tax credit is available throughout the supply chain.               This tax is said to be the merger of all the indirect taxes previously imposed, such as, VAT, CENVAT, Service tax, etc. It is a single rated tax.

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