The Hindu Business Line : Monday, March 01, 2004

Costing through three processes
THE production in a manufacturing company passes through three distinct processes, I, II and III. The output of each process is transferred to the next process and the output of process III is transferred to finished ... More

TAXATION

An unreasonable load on employers
IS IT the responsibility of the employer to verify the tax-related investments of his employees? - TAP Krishnan, e-mail Section 192 requires deduction of tax at source from the head `salaries'. It has of course ... More

MANAGEMENT

What to do when work stops working for you?
STORY so far: On a day when I would rather like to laze at home, Chandru throws a bombshell by saying he wanted to resign. I reason with him, argue and admonish him, but am clueless as to why he wanted to ... More

BOOKS

Have guts to go nuts and banish the buts
YEARS ago, a book titled Nuts! made waves by talking about the wacky and original leadership style that was the crazy recipe of Southwest Airlines for business success. Now, the same authors, Kevin and Jackie ... More

A pile on one side and the taxman on the other
YOU cannot explain everything, and there are no answers for all questions. Taxmen, however, are averse to mysteries, and so if an assessee is not able to show source of his possessions, there is a problem. ... More

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