Hey Friends… Are you confused about the CA Exemption rules for both IPCC and CA Final and it’s hard for you to believe in the rumors? Actually, very few students are only aware of the ICAI Exemption rules and rest public is believing in the rumors only. Hence this article is planned to guide you the complete rules of Exemption in CA Papers in a very understandable manner and also answer your all queries related to such topic. Before going through the CA Exam Exemptions rules, let’s understand first the passing requirements of CA IPCC and Final – A candidate
CA Articleship Termination Form – Rules and Procedure
Our Today’s blog post is dedicated to the CA Articlehip termination form, rules, and procedure of transfer. 3 Years Articleship or Practical Training is a mandatory part of CA curriculum. Every CA student after qualifying either single or both groups of CA Intermediate / First Group of CA IPCC shall serve as an article assistant for three years under a Practicing Chartered Accountant. Read the procedure for Registration of Articleship Training. The motto of ICAI behind Articleship Training is turning students into a true professional till the time they complete their Chartered Accountancy. Hence, the rules and regulations of ICAI
CA Final Application Form May 2019 – Complete Procedure!
Students who are going to appear in May 2019 Examinations have to fill the CA Final application form to become eligible for such exam. Candidates can apply for such examination from the ICAI official site icaiexam.icai.org. Students can also apply from the link given below on this page. On this page, we are sharing with you the CA Final Application Form Procedure, important dates regarding such, fee details and all the relevant information related with CA Final Application Form May 2019. Students looking for CA Final Nov 2018 result or CA Final Time Table can download such from the given
CA Question Papers With Answers
Today We are discussing the CA Question papers, As per the survey, Chartered Accountancy is deemed to be the toughest course in India. Every year, thousands of students enroll themselves for CA Course but still, there are only 2,85,000 Chartered Accountants in our country. Everyone has an opinion that reason for such ratio is the tough passing percentage maintained by ICAI. But only a CA Student knows what is the reason behind their failure. Learning things is easy but remembering and performing them in the exam is actually tougher and this is the point where most of the students lack.
CA Exam Pattern for Foundation, Intermediate and Final
Want to know the CA Exam Pattern 2018?? Chartered Accountancy Course is divided into four levels CA Foundation, CA Intermediate, 3 Years Articleship Training and CA Final. Each level test students on different paper patterns based on their level and maturity. ICAI has a tendency to bring changes as per the demand of industry time to time. It has revised the whole syllabus on 01/07/2017 in which CA Foundation has replaced CPT, CA Intermediate has replaced CA IPCC and CA Final (new course) has replaced CA Final (Old Course). And once again, ICAI has issued a notification where ICAI bought
What to Do After Failing in CA So Many Times
CA XYZ sounds a lot better than Mr. / Mrs.XYZ…………………….. And what else can give you a better feeling than becoming a Chartered Accountant.!!! Chartered Accountancy is divided into three levels where the first level is CPT whose average result takes between 30-35% after that IPCC where the average result remains 10% and last CA Final where the average result is up to 10%. That means if 1000 students get enrolled in CPT, only 300 students will reach to the next level i.e. IPCC and out of these 300 students only 30 can crack this level and become CA Finalist
Section 44 AD, 44 AE & 44 ADA of Income Tax Act- Presumptive Taxation
Presumptive taxation has come into effect to reduce the compliance burden of small taxpayers. Under the presumptive taxation, small taxpayers neither have to maintain books of accounts nor they require to get them audit. Sec 44AD.44ADA and 44AE deals with the presumptive taxation under the Income Tax Act 1961. Section 44AD deals with the business people which says that if aggregate sales in the Financial Year is less than 2 crore then the person is eligible to take its benefit. Section 44ADA deals with the professionals which says that if the value of services provided is less than 50 lakhs
CA Final Previous Years Question Papers with Suggested Answers
Download latest CA Final Nov 2018 Question Papers with suggested answers from here. May 2019 CA Final Examinations have been started and will be conducted from May 2019 to May 2019. Students can download all the CA Final Question Papers with solutions from the given links. Looking for CA Final Study Material ? Follow the link download it now! CA Final exam papers of Nov 2018 for Old Scheme and New course are available here, download CA Final Solved Papers and get an estimate of your result. Suggested Answer Key will be provided Shortly. Students can download CA final Syllabus for
CA Final Registration Form: Procedure, Fees, & Last Date
In today’s article, we are sharing you the CA Final Registration Procedure, its fee structure, last date for the submission of CA Final Registration form. Once you are done with both the groups of CA IPCC, you have to get yourself register for the CA Final course. ICAI has revised the CA Curriculum where students who are getting registration in the CA Course on or after 1st July 2017 have to register themselves with the new scheme. As you are aware that CA Final exams conduct twice in a year May and November. The students before appearing in CA Final
Sec 54, 54F & 54EC of Income Tax Act: Exemptions from LTCG with Examples
Exemptions under Sec 54, 54EC and 54F of Income tax act are a big relief for the assessee from the Capital Gain Taxation. If assessee does not avail the benefit of these sections, he would be liable to pay tax at the rate of 20% on the Long Term Capital Gain(LTCG) Here in the given article, we will share you the provisions of the above section and also show how to avail the benefit of such – Sec 54 Income Tax Act: Exemption from CG through the sale of Residential House Property The assessee has to pay Capital Gain on