Our Team is built on the foundation of quality, trust, values, commitment and client satisfaction. We believe that a right combination of industry experience, work exposure, qualifications and technical expertise is essential in order to demonstrate team-work. Our Team is organised into a matrix of various service offerings coupled with client facing teams.
Kavit Vijay, partner in the firm has 10 years’ experience in Audit and Assurance. He heads Audit and Assurance division of firm. He is specialized in:
Kavit has great exposure in Audit and Assurance, ROC, New Business Set Up, Internal Control Systems Development, Cost Optimization Consultancy especially for SME, Proficiency in application of accounting standard and finalization of balance sheet complying with the accountings standard issued by ICAI. He has also successfully represented clients before tax authorities at various levels on Tax Litigation Matters under Income Tax.
He received his Bachelor’s degree in Commerce (Honors) from the University of Delhi and is currently fellow member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. He is also certified for Valuation from ICAI.
To simplify the process, various methods are provided under Income Tax Act for computation of Arm’s Length Price (“ALP”) and the Transactional Net Margin Method (“TNMM”) is one of such methods. This article will offer you a brief insight into what the Transactional Net Margin Method is, what is its applicability, what are the Indian regulations for it when to use it, and what are its strengths and weaknesses.
Under the Cost Plus Method, Arm Length Price is determined by adding profit markup to the direct and indirect cost of production incurred with respect to goods transferred or service provided. Manner of computation of ALP under Cost Plus Method is given under Rule 10B(c) of Income Tax Rules.
the Government has rolled out a new annual information statement expanding the scope of current Form 26-AS with the inclusion of various information categories like interest, mutual fund transactions, insurance, dividends, etc.
Once a company is registered, its distinct status, assets and liabilities continue till it is deregistered by the Registrar of companies.
Under the Companies Act, the ministry of corporate affairs (MCA) has extended the deadlines for numerous compliances and waived late fines on various files.
A change in the name of a company leads to a change in the name clause in MOA. Therefore, the procedure for alteration of MOA given in section 13 of the Companies Act, 2013 has to be followed by the company.
Want to talk to us
Leave your Name, email, Phone number along with what you are looking for in message box or you can call us at 011-41715118
Keep up to date — get updates with latest topics. Signup for our newsletter today.
Want to talk to us
Leave your Name, email, Phone number along with what you are looking for in message box or you can call us at 011-41715118
Keep up to date — get updates with latest topics. Signup for our newsletter today.
We serve on FDI advisory, cross-border accounting, International tax planning and Management consulting needs of our overseas clients all over the world.
405-406, 4th Floor, Raja House, Nehru Place, New Delhi – 110019
011-41715118-19
info@vjmglobal.com
+91 9891576441, 9213397070, 9911887030
Mon – Fri: 09:00am – 06:00pm
Closed on Weekends
Copyright © 2014-2021 | All Right Reserved | VJM & Associates LLP
V J M & Associates LLP
