The Hindu Business Line : Monday, October 20, 2003

A case of dead policy and a car crash
PILLAI purchased a car by taking a loan from Kerala Cooperative Bank Ltd. He gave post-dated cheques to the bank not only in respect of repayment of loan instalments but also of premium of insurance policy for two ... More

Psychiatrist's bills go missing and I need tax counselling
I INCUR around Rs 14,000 a year on psychiatric treatment of my ailing sister. The medicines are purchased under prescription of a psychiatrist. However I have not cared to maintain proof of payment by insisting on ... More

TAXATION

Quizzing around deferred tax
I CO. LTD, an infrastructure development company, commenced its operations in the financial year (FY) 2002-03 and installed computer system worth Rs 90 lakh in the very first week of 2002-03. The company is eligible for ... More

TRENDS

SWATI CA

To win in the market, add winners to your side
STORY so far: A visit to the new immunology facility widens my perception to areas beyond book-keeping, auditing and law. More than that, I am inspired by President Kalam's speech. For a change, here is somebody who means what he ... More

BOOKS

All things big and tough
AFTER talking for long about `small stuff' Richard Carlson writes What about the Big Stuff? to help find strength and move forward when "the stakes are high". The book explores ways of handling the incredibly ... More

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