This is all part of their carefully crafted toolkit.
Every few days, they miraculously discover crude oil reserves under the ground, strike gold somewhere, or suddenly stumble upon massive natural gas reserves.
This is exactly how they have been playing the entire nation for fools for the last 12 years.
Shameless Creatures!
That's Ahmedabad for you.
When the traffic signal was red, a chana chor garam (an Indian snack) vendor was passing by where one of the strings broke and all of it fell down on the road.
This felt personal to people around this.
People helped him out to put his stuff back, asked about the damage and contributed to give him ₹2000 instantly.
All of this happened within ~ 130 seconds.
Such stories must be appreciated.
Well done Amdavad..!!
T-1256: I actually asked Grok whether Sunrisers Leeds is fully owned by Indian company or has some hidden mixed ownership. Answer is of course 100% Indian ownership. Whatever comes your way, @SunRisers you have invited every bit of it.
As a Chartered Accountant whenever I see videos of huge amounts of cash being showered at weddings..
my mind doesnt see romance… it sees
Source of funds?
Disclosure in ITR?
Cash transaction limits u/s 269ST?
Reporting under SFT?
•TDS applicability?
😅
Love is priceless… but cash entries are always traceable.
#CAmindset #IncomeTax
I'm voicing concerns of CAs in India and abroad. They are the gatekeepers of our businesses and crisis managers, operationalizing government policies. Despite their crucial role, they feel threatened, with privacy and confidentiality at risk.
I urge a CA Protection Act to safeguard them.
The Big Four (Deloitte, PWC, E&Y, and KPMG) dominate India's audit scene, with huge mandates. We must encourage Indian CA firms to grow and reduce their influence.
: @VTankha ji in Rajya Sabha
@bhogleharsha Harsha, fans just want to watch their heroes - Rohit and Virat - one last time in their hometown. The Rajkot ODI is also sold out. It’s because them not because of it’s an ODI.
As a CA in practice for almost 25 years now... some thoughts for younger CAs.
1. DO NOT rely on statutory work. They can change. They will change.
2. Offer your skill and knowledge to clients not your CA tag or the membership. If your work is solely based on you being a CA... you can be replaced.
3. The ICAI exists to regulate our profession not to ensure members get business
4. MOF/SEBI/MCA/RBI .. any regulator mandates a CA certificate or audit because it aids them and not because you need to be employed. If you stop adding value... they will not need your certificate!
5. Reskill. Upskill. Not once. Keep doing.
6. If small company Audits are going... put your efforts to see what more can be done. DO NOT put efforts in campaigning to stop this! They takes you no where.
7. I have seen multiple services offering (dictated by law) vanish in my 20+ years ... people who reskilled did not vanish. CAs who were only relying on those things and not doing anything else vanished.
8. You are a professional building a practice. See yourself as some one who needs to deal with the business risks. Not someone who seeks immunity to it by operation of law.
PS: All people who want to abuse me, troll me are free to do so. All people who want to tell that it is easy for someone with 20 years of practice but not for someone starting off... stay where you are. Wish you the best.
@caanuragwriter It is working when I try it through my mobile hotspot but it keeps loading continuously when it connected through broadband Wi-Fi
It’s quite funny that we have to get our work done by “Jugaad”
Why didn't you avoid the pothole on the road and drive carefully? More than 80% of the road had no potholes.Why did you drive on the damaged part? I drove on the same road and did not have any issues. It is your fault that you had an accident.
The logic of the faithful never ceases to amaze me.🤦♂️🤦♂️😃😃😃
The more successful a person is, the more humble they are.
I recently met a first-gen billionaire investor and found him to be the most humble person I've ever met.
Then I know people making ₹25 LPA having egos like they've conquered the world.
I’m once again saying, Come to Delhi, and don’t speak in Hindi if you don’t know/want, speak in English or sign language or whatever convenient. Nobody will be rude to you for not talking in Hindi. And certainly nobody would tell you that you came to delhi to beg. We know if you came to delhi for work, it’s because delhi people were not skilled enough for that task, that’s why someone who knew the job better than a Delhiite got that job/started that business. No hate for not speaking in Hindi, you’re all welcome! And it’s not just Delhi who is giving you job/bread/money, it’s both ways, you’re giving employment to Delhiites too, the cabbies, sabzi walas, delivery boys, your house’s owner, everyone is earning their living because of you. So, we’re thankful that you choose Delhi as your destination. Enjoy your time here! Cheers.