Anonymous
30 January 2010 at 15:12
Dear Sir,
we are entering a credit support provider agreement witween City Bank.
In the agreement word "ex aequo et bono" use in the arbitration clause but we can not understand exact meaning of the above.
Kindly explaine it.
regards,
Dheeraj
Suresh
30 January 2010 at 14:45
Following is the Extract from www.icwai.org>members>Code of Conduct>(Ctrl+F Advocate):
Members of the Institute in practice who are otherwise eligible may practice as advocates subject to the permission of the Bar Council but in such case, they should not use designation 'Cost Accountant' in respect of the matters involving the practice as an advocate. In respect of other matters they should use the designation 'Cost Accountant' but they should not use the designation 'Cost Accountant' and 'advocate' simultaneously.
So does that mean - any State Bar Council in India accepts to enroll practicing Cost Accountant as Advocate..??
Rajya Lakshmi
30 January 2010 at 14:43
Dear Experts,
Can someone clarify me on the following:
We are service providers of software relating to health care and act as a bridge between TPA and the Hospitals. Is there any clause that refrains the TPA from accepting money from us.
Please consider the following sentence also for reference:
Chapter IV of IRDA (TPA) Regulations,2001
Reg.21 - Code of Conduct of TPAs
without prejudice to the generality of the provisions contained above, it shall be the duty of every TPA, its Chief Administrative Officer or Chief Executive Officer and its employees or representatives to
"refrain from demanding or receiving a share of the proceeds or indemnity from the claimant under an insurance contract"
Please Advise
Thanks & Regards
Rajya Lakshmi
P.R.VITTAL RAO
30 January 2010 at 14:28
An institute regisered under society,s act and non-profit oriented. Theinstitute owns certain non-moveble assets. The land belongs to Government of India and situated at Hyderabad. Recently Municipal Coropration has served a notice for payment of property tax irrespective of note that the land is owened by Govt of India and in the name of President of India. Are they correct in levying property tax. Please clarify.
Rajya Lakshmi
30 January 2010 at 14:27
Dear Expert,
Would anyone please provide me with a sample Employee Engagement letter / NDA / Consultant Agreement which contains the confidentiality issues and also EXIT formalities in the best interest of the Company
Thanks,
Rajya Lakshmi
Ashok K Gupta
30 January 2010 at 14:17
I am Govt. employee in the pay band of 9300-34800 with total pay of approx 23000 a month. Recently I have got an arrear of Rs. 116721 for Jan06 - Apr 09 as per the 6PC notification of Central Govt. of India. I have understood the clause 89(1), which on claim, may get me relief on tax.
But I have few small questions:
I have been submitting my House Rent receipt for all the previous financial year i.e. from 2005-06. But Form 16 shows that there is no exemption on account of HRA in the relevant financial year.
On approach, they say since you were not falling in tax bracket in those fys hence, HRA exemption was not considered. Now I may like to know the expert opinion whether I can still claim HRA exemption for the previous years, in which it was not considered or I am bound to pay the additional tax burden of Rs. 3000.
Moreover my savings for the relevant years is also shown incorrect compared to my original submitted documents. There's is plenty difference between my calculated net incomes for the year and employer's calculation for the year. Is there any provision of getting the benefit by application of any provision.
I should be anticipating the expert opinion in this valued forum.
Thanking you in advance for lookups.
Kapadia R M
30 January 2010 at 13:56
please i want konw regarding taxes on die & plug which is prepared for my cutomer for mfg of redrawn tube of alluminum and actualy we don,t send die to cutomer only documentation is here.Please guide to me effect of taxes
Anonymous
30 January 2010 at 13:50
Hi,
Is it possible to use commercial property for dual use, i.e. commercial property as well as residence. In our society shop owners have rented their shop and these people are using shop for commercial purpose as well as some part for residence with family. Is it legal or not
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