The Hindu Business Line : Monday, February 21, 2005

Who says accountants don't think of entertainment
BOMBAY Chartered Accountants' Society (www.bcasonline.org) approaches a seemingly light topic quite seriously: Entertainment: Accounting, Taxation & Procedures. Sunil Gidwani, author of the book, ... More

FOR THE ASKING

Shareholder's relative in the employ
IS THERE any special regulation for appointment as an employee of a relative of a person controlling majority of the shares in a company? Anand Kumar, Bangalore Curiously, the law places no restraints on ... More

RACY CASES

Pleasure trip and break-even point
WAFERS was in a spot of bother. She had bunked the week's classes and her friend's notebook hardly told her anything about step costs that the good professor had taught. There were some smart diagrams, some natty rules, ... More

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