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Quali aree di libero scambio sono presenti in Asia?

Quali aree di libero scambio sono presenti in Asia?

L’accordo ASEAN-Cina (ASEAN-Cina Free Trade Zone o ACFTA) è una convenzione tra la Cina e i 10 paesi membri dell’ASEAN. Tale convenzione azzera le tariffe su 7881 categorie di prodotti (90% dei prodotti importati). Questo azzera...

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Qual il maggior vantaggio di avere una societ con base nell?area ASEAN?

Qual  il maggior vantaggio di avere una societ con base nell?area ASEAN?

Una società con base nell’area ASEAN può trarre vantaggio non soltanto dalla riduzione delle imposte e dal libero scambio tra i paesi membri, ma anche da quelle attraenti convenzioni contro la doppia imposizione e per il libero...

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Cos? la Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP)?

Cos? la Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP)?

La RCEP è un blocco commerciale di 16 paesi il quale includerà i 10 membri dell’ASEAN più Cina, India, Giappone, Corea del Sud, Australia e Nuova Zelanda. Una volta reso effettivo, avrà come effetto l’abbass...

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India Briefing Magazine February 2014 Issue:Taking advantage of India FDI Reform...

India Briefing Magazine February 2014 Issue:Taking advantage of India FDI Reform...

Gunjan Sinha, Dezan Shira alumna, discusses the recent changes in FDI regulations in India and how to benefit from them.

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India Briefing Magazine, April 2014: An Introduction to India's Audit Process

India Briefing Magazine, April 2014: An Introduction to India's Audit Process

Gunjan Sinha, Dezan Shira alumna, discusses the annual audit process in India. She covers the auditing objectives, major types of audits, IFRS/IAS convergence, as well as how to detect fraud along with key consideration a foreign investor should take...

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Key differences between the IFRS/IAS and current India AS

Key differences between the IFRS/IAS and current India AS

This infographic details the key differences between the International Financial Reporting Standards/International Accounting Standards and the current Indian Accounting Standards.

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What are the two primary objectives associated with annual audit in India?

What are the two primary objectives associated with annual audit in India?

There are two primary objectives associated with annual audit in India. The first objective is for auditors to report to shareholders and the government whether or not the company’s balance sheet provides a true and fair reflection of its state...

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Are audit compulsory under Indian law and who are qualified to conduct annual au...

Are audit compulsory under Indian law and who are qualified to conduct annual au...

Audits of company accounts have been compulsory in India since the passing of the first Companies Act in 1913. Since then, the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), a statutory body established under the Chartered Accountants Act, 1949,...

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Why is it useful to conduct audit in India?

Why is it useful to conduct audit in India?

Other than complying to relevant laws mandating for audits, the importance of the audit process cannot be understated, as the results can be used for the following purposes: Helping investors know the financial health of the company; Assuring the...

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What does the financial statement of a company in India entail?

What does the financial statement of a company in India entail?

The financial statements should include a balance sheet, profit & loss account, cash flow statement and notes to accounts. Ensuring a company’s balance sheet provides a true and fair reflection of its current state of affairs requires an a...

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What do statutory audits in India entail?

What do statutory audits in India entail?

Statutory audits are conducted to report the current state of a company’s finances and accounts to the Indian government and shareholders. Such audits are performed by qualified auditors working as external and independent parties. The audit re...

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What are the rules for tax audits in India?

What are the rules for tax audits in India?

Tax audits are required under Section 44AB of India’s Income Tax Act 1961. This section mandates that those whose business turnover exceeds INR 10 million, and those working in a profession with gross receipts exceeding INR 2.5 million, must ha...

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