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Participants

Speakers

CA. Hema Lohiya

CA. Kedar Milind Deshpande

CA. Nehal Upadhayay

CA. Rajesh Sanghvi

CA. Ravikumar Yanamandara

CA. Sarang Dalal

CA. Vishal Bansal

CS. S. K. Jain

Mega Members Conference 2015 held on 21st & 22nd November at Mira Road (East)

(L-R) – CA. Sumeet Doshi(Secretary & Treasurer-Vasai Branch), Mr. Rajesh Shukla (Director at Montage Capital Markets Ltd.), CA. Umesh Mestry (Chairman-Vasai Branch), CA. K. B. Kothari (Vice Chairman-Vasai Branch), Chief Guest-CA. Dilip Apte

(Vice Chairman-WIRC), Guest of Honour-CA. Dolphy Dsouza (Partner at E & Y), CA. Vishal Bansal (Speaker) & CA Preksha Jain (Committee Member-Vasai Branch) at Inauguration Session.

CA. Umesh Mestry (Chairman- Vasai Br.) presenting Memento to Chief Guest- CA. Dilip Apte (Vice Chairman-WIRC)

CA. K. B. Kothari (Vice Chairman-Vasai Branch) presenting Memento to Guest of Honour Mr. Rajesh Shukla (Director at Montage Capital Markets Ltd.)

CA. Sumeet Doshi(Secretary & Treasurer- Vasai Br.) presenting Memento to Guest of Honour- CA. Dolphy Dsouza (Partner at E & Y)

CA. Ramanand Gupta (WICASA Chairman-Vasai Br.) presenting Memento to CA. S. S. Gupta (Guest of Honour)

CA. Anitha Vishwanathan (Dy Convener of Vasai Virar Study Circle) presenting Memento to CS. S.K. Jain (Speaker) also seen CA. Kishor Vaishnav (Past Chairman-Vasai Br.)

CA Preksha Jain (Committee Member-Vasai Branch) presen-ting Memento to CA. Nehal Upadhayay (Speaker)

CA. Ramanand Gupta (WICASA Chairman-Vasai Br.) presenting Memento to CA. Hema Lohiya (Speaker)

CA. Kishor Vaishnav(Past Chairman-Vasai Br.) presenting Memento to CA. Rajesh Sanghvi (Speaker)

CA. Umesh Mestry (Chairman- Vasai Br.) presenting Bouquet to CA. Kedar Milind Deshpande

CA. Umesh Mestry (Chairman- Vasai Br.) presenting Memento to CA. Sarang Dalal (Speaker)

CA. Shweta Jain (Past Chairman- Vasai Br.) presenting Memento to CA. Vishal Bansal (Speaker)

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Mock Test Papers for CPT Course students to evaluate their preparation for the main examination to be held in Dec, 2015. We have also organised Crash Course for IPCC , wherein large number of students took benefit.

Forthcoming Programme

Workshop on Cyber Security, Income Computation & Disclosure Standards & Forensic Audit on 22nd, 24th & 26th December.

Branch also schedule Full Day Seminar on Opportunity for CA & Concealment Penalty under Income Tax Act on 27th December.

Campus Placement Programme for Newly Qualified Chartered Accountants on 16th & 17th February 2015 at Bhayandar. This Placement Programme of the Institute provides an excellent opportunity to the recruiters to peruse the particulars of a large number of Chartered Accountants, interview and recruit the suitable ones in their organisation. The scheme provides an opportunity – both to employing organisations as well as the young professional aspirants to meet and explore the possibility of having a mutually beneficial relationship. We request your valuable involvement to popularizethe Campus Placement Programme and making the programme a resounding success. For details please visit www.placement.icai.org.

“Winter is the time for comfort, for good food and warmth, for the touch of a friendly hand and for a talk beside the fire: it is the time for home.”

― Edith Sitwell

Before I conclude my page, I sincerely congratulate all of you in advance on the two approaching festivals, Milad-un-Nabi or Ide-Milad (Prophet Muhammad’s birthday) and Christmas (Jesus Christ’s birthday), which we will celebrate on 24th and 25th December this year. Let us live together with more love, peace and kindness.

With Warm Regards

CA. Umesh P. Mestry Chairman

Dear Professional Collagues,

“Cultivation of mind should be the ultimate aim of human existence.”

-B. R. Ambedkar

We pay tribute and homage to Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, the Architect of Indian Constitution on 6th Dec Mahaparinirvan Diwas

Extension of time to complete GMCS-I Course by the students registered for articleship training on or after 1st May, 2012 and completed one year of their practical training but not completed the GMCS-I course are, required to complete GMCS-I Course latest by 31st December, 2015.

Mega Members Conference 2015 was successfully organized, I am very much thankful to Continuing Professional Education Committee –ICAI and WIRC Chairman, CA Sunil Patodia for giving us opportunity to host this Conference. The Conference was inaugurated by Chief Guest CA. Dilip Apte (Vice Chairman- WIRC of ICAI), Guest of Honour CA. Dolphy Dsouza (Partner at E & Y), Mr. Rajesh Shukla (Director at Montage Capital Markets Ltd). I am also thankful to all Technical Chairmen and Special Session Chairmen who chaired and enlightened the Subject Knowledge and motivated the Participants on different areas.

Branch also successfully completed 201st Batch of Certificate Course on Concurrent Audit of Banks at Mira Road. We are very much thankful to Committee of Internal Audit Standard Board for giving us opportunity to conduct said course.

Branch also conducted Seminar on Fraud Prevention, Cyber Security & Leverage Financially with Bank Loans jointly with Gowalis Industries Association.

Felicitated 108 Newly Qualified CA. Members on 8th Nov followed by Seminar on Investor Awareness Programme highlighted topics were such as Think Tank on Capital markets: Fundamental and Technical Analysis with Case Studies.

With the vision to further cheer the students & to appraise their preparation for the examination, the Branch had conducted

CHAIRMAN’S COMMUNICATION

MANAGING COMMITTEE

CA. Umesh P. Mestry ChairmanCA. Kanhaiyalal B. Kothari Vice-Chairman

CA. Sumeet Doshi Secretary & TreasurerCA. Ramanand Gupta WICASA-Chairman

EDITORIAL BOARD

Editor : CA. Umesh Mestryl CA. Pramod Dhamankar l CA. Unmesh Narvekar l CA. Nidhi Kothari l CA . Bhanu Prakash Ashawa l CA. Anadi Bhase l CA. Rajesh Kotak l CA. Hemant Shah l CA. Lalit Munoyat l CA. Haresh Mehta

CA. Kishor Vaishnav Imm. Past ChairmanCA. Preksha Jain Committee Member


FORTHCOMING PROGRAMMES FOR MEMBERS

Date Seminar on Timings Venue Speakers Co-ordinators Fees CPE22nd Dec 2015 Workshop on Cyber Security 6.00 pm to

9.00 pm Branch Premises, Indralok Phase-II, New Golden Nest Road, Bhayandar(East)

Mr. Sachin Dedhia CA. K. B. Kothari 9594196090 CA. Sumeet Doshi 9869525956

` 100 3

24th Dec 2015 Workshop on Income Computation and Disclosure Standards

6.00 pm to 9.00 pm

Branch Premises, Indralok Phase-II, New Golden Nest Road, Bhayandar(East)

CA Navin B Gandhi CA. K. B. Kothari 9594196090 CA. Sumeet Doshi 9869525956

` 100 3

26th Dec 2015 Workshop on Forensic Audit 6.00 pm to 9.00 pm


CA Bharat Dhonde CA. K. B. Kothari 9594196090 CA. Sumeet Doshi 9869525956

` 100 3

27th Dec 2015 Seminar on Opportunity for CA & Concealment Penalty Under Income Tax Act

9.30 am to 5.00 pm


CA Manish Hingar CA. Rajesh Sanghvi CA Gorav Khemka

CA. K. B. Kothari 9594196090 CA. Sumeet Doshi 9869525956

` 300 3

Seminar on Opportunity for CA & Concealment Penalty Under Income Tax Act

Organized by :Vasai Branch of WIRC of ICAI

Day & Date Sunday, 27th December, 2015

Timing 9.30 am to 4.30 pm

Venue Branch Premises, Indralok Phase-II, New Golden Nest Road, Bhayander (East)

Fees ` 300 (Cheque should be drawn in favour of “Vasai Branch of WIRC of ICAI”)

Programme Chairman

CA. Umesh Mestry (Chairman- Vasai Branch of WIRC)

Programme Co-Ordinators

CA. K.B.Kothari (Vice Chairman-Vasai Branch of WIRC)

9594196090

CA. Sumeet Doshi (Secretary & Treasurer-Vasai Branch of WIRC)

9869525956

Contact For Registration

Branch Office 022-65568900 /01

Timing Particular Speakers

9.00 am to 9.30 am Registration & Breakfast -

9.30 am to 11.30 amCA-An Entrepreneur and opportunities in Digital World

CA. Manish Hingar

11.30 am to 11.45 am Tea Break _

11.45 am to 1.45 pm India Growth Story & Market Outlook

CA. Gorav Khemka

1.45 pm to 2.30 pm Lunch Break _

2.30 pm to 4.30 pm Concealment Penalty Under Income Tax Act

CA. Rajesh Sanghvi

Programme Details Programme Schedule

-: For Details Please Contact :-Vasai Branch of WIRC, Branch premises, Indralok phase-II, New Golden Nest Road, Bhayander (East), Thane- 401105.

Tel : 022-65568900/01/02 or 07208099778Email id- [email protected] Website:- www.vasai-icai.org

CPE6 Hrs

FORTHCOMING – PROGRAMMES


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MONITORING OF DOSSIER CASES – RE-FIXATION OF MONETARY

LIMITS FOR VARIOUS INCOME TAX AUTHORITIES [234 TAXMAN (ST.) 1]

The monetary threshold for classification of a case of outstanding demand as a Dossier case has not been revised in last 30 years. It has been decided to raise the primary threshold for Dossier cases from 10 lakhs to 30 lakhs and re-adjust intermediate thresholds for focused monitoring and rationalization of the workload.

Accordingly, the CBDT vide instruction no. 10/2015 [F.No.404/02/2015-ITCC] dated 16-9-2015, gives the revised jurisdiction of Income Tax Authorities in respect of Dossier cases. One may refer to above citation for revised jurisdictions of respective monitoring authority. It has been decided to give a supervisory role in Dossier cases to the Pr. CCsIT as well for greater focus on the critical area of recovery of outstanding taxes.

INTRODUCTION OF SOVEREIGN GOLD BONDS SCHEME [234 TAXMAN(ST.) 2]

The office memorandum [F.No.20/10/2014-FT] dated 15-9-2015 intimates the introduction of the ‘Sovereign Gold Bonds Scheme’ (SGB) which has been approved and also gives guidelines of the scheme. The guidelines are in nature of introduction, objective, agency, sale to Indian entities, features, redemption, hedging and marketing.

INTRODUCTION OF GOLD MONETIZATION SCHEME [234 TAXMAN(ST.) 4]

The office memorandum [F.No.20/6/2015-FT] dated 15-9-2015 intimates the introduction of the ‘Gold Monetization Scheme’ which has been approved and also gives the guidelines. The Gold Monetization Scheme provides different options to the people to monetize the gold, by modifying the already existing two schemes, namely, the Gold Deposit Scheme and the Gold Metal Loan Scheme, in the light of past experience and fresh developments and feedback. Thus, the Gold Monetization Schemes comprise of the ‘Revamped Gold Deposit Scheme’ and the ‘Revamped Gold Metal Loan Scheme’, linked together. One may refer to above citation for the basic features of the scheme.

AMENDMENT IN RULE 2BB [234 TAXMAN(ST.) 66]

The CBDT vide notification no.75/2015 [F.No.142/02/2015-TPL] dated 23-9-2015 gives the Income-tax (Thirteenth Amendment) Rules, 2015. It amends rule 2BB wherein the exemption of transport allowance granted to employees who is blind is now extended to ‘deaf and dumb’ as prescribed under item no.11 of rule 2BB of Income Tax Rules.

ASSESSMENT UNDER SECTION 143 OF INCOME-tax ACT,1961-ASSESSMENT - GENERAL - FRAMING OF SCRUTINY ASSESSMENTS IN CASE OF ASSESSEES ENGAGED IN BUSINESS OF MINING

DIRECT TAXES – LAW UPDATE


The CBDT vide notification no. 14/2015 [F.No.225/259/2015-ITA.II] dated 14-10-2015 directed to all concern officers while scrutinizing the cases of entities engaged in business of mining. It has been directed that the annual return filed with Indian Bureau of Mines (IBM) by the respective assesse should be obtained and compared with the detail submitted to the Income Tax Department so as to ascertain whether any suppression of production and discrepancy in stock exists and further necessary action as per provisions of the law may be taken.

The assesse engaged in business of mining are required to file annual return with Indian Bureau of Mines (IBM) (Form H-1 in case of Iron Ore Mining and Form H-2 to H-8 in case of mining in other Ores). The instruction is outcome of the report of the justice M.B.Shah Commission of Enquiry, constituted by the Government to probe illegal Iron and Manganese Ore Mining which shows that in some cases there were significant differences in figures regarding production and closing stock as reported in the annual return filed with IBM vis- a-vis the details furnished in the Income-tax Return.

ASSESSMENT UNDER SECTION 143 OF INCOME-tax ACT,1961-ASSESSMENT-GENERAL-USE OF EMAIL BASED COMMUNICATION FOR PAPERLESS ASSESSMENT PROCEEDINGS [234 TAXMAN(ST.) 165]

The CBDT vide letter [F.No.225/267/2015-ITA.II] dated 19-10-2015 intimates the initiation of the concept of using email for corresponding with tax payers and sending through mails the questionnaires, notice, etc. at time of scrutiny proceeding and getting responses from them using the same medium on a pilot basis.

This would eliminate the necessity of visiting the Income Tax Offices by the taxpayers, particularly in small cases, involving limited issues and where taxpayer is able to provide details required by the Assessing Officer without necessitating his physical presence.

Steps are being taken by CBDT to devise suitable mechanism for setting up a standardized platform for making such email based communication between the taxpayer and Income-tax Department seamless and user friendly. To start with, it has been decided to launch a pilot project in this regard in five non-corporate charges at Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad and Chennai stations.

The cases covered under the aforesaid pilot project should be those which have been selected for scrutiny on the basis of AIR/CIB information or non-matching with 26AS-data. Consent of taxpayers should also be obtained in beginning and cases of only willing taxpayers be considered under pilot project.

It has been decided in order to improve the taxpayer services, enhance the efficiency and to usher in a paperless environment for carrying out the assessment proceedings.

DIRECT TAXES – LAW UPDATE


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HEAD AND SHOULDERS : MAJOR

REVERSAL PATTERN

Head and shoulders reversal pattern is probably the best known and most reliable of all major reversal patterns. As its name implies, the Head and Shoulders reversal pattern is made up of a left shoulder, a head, a right shoulder, and a neckline. The pattern contains three successive peaks with the middle peak (head) being the highest and the two outside peaks (shoulders) being low and roughly equal.

When does it occur ? :

On the technical analysis chart, the Head and shoulders formation occurs when a market trend is in the process of reversal either from a bullish or bearish trend. The reaction lows of each peak can be connected to form support, or a neckline. The head and shoulders pattern is not complete and the uptrend is not reversed until neckline support is broken.

Inverted Head and shoulder :

The head and shoulders pattern can sometimes be inverted. The inverted head and shoulders

is typically seen at the end of downtrends. It is pretty much a mirror image of the top pattern.

Why is the head and shoulder pattern formed?

When stocks are in an uptrend, investors buy the stocks on minor corrections. After they buy the stocks, the stocks drive higher. The stock corrects from the rise to form the left shoulder of the pattern. Now, the investors who missed the buying opportunity during the positive market news participate. The stock then further rises to form the higher peak. It corrects due to selling pressure. As a result, the head of the pattern is formed.

Stock prices will bounce at the support level. The investors who didn’t purchase before might decide it’s an attractive buying point. Also, those who want to sell more will wait for more confirmations. When the stock isn’t able to hit above or meet its past high (i.e. top of the head), it implies a possible change in trend. If prices fall below the support level—the neckline—the existing uptrend will reverse.

Volume- an important indicator :

Volume is the highest when the left shoulder is forming. In fact, volume is often expanding as the uptrend continues as more and more buyers want to get in.

Volume is the lowest on the right shoulder as investors see a reversal happening. In the head portion of the price pattern, volume falls somewhere between the strength of the left shoulder and weakness of the right shoulder. Volume often increases when the neckline is broken as the reversal is now complete and the selling pressure begins to develop trend downwards .

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Important Characteristics :

Following are important characteristics for this pattern.

Prior existence of an uptrend :

This is a reversal pattern which marks the transition from an uptrend in prices to a downtrend or consolidation. This means that the pattern always begins at the top of an uptrend or at the bottom of the downtrend.

Volume :

Volume is the highest on the left shoulder, lowest on the right shoulder and somewhere in between on the head.

Slope of the Neckline :

The neckline can slope up or down. An upward sloping neckline is considered to be more bullish than a downward sloping one, which indicates a weaker situation with more drastic price declines.

Target Price :

The completion of this pattern helps in estimating the minimum target price. The method of arriving at the price objective is based on the height of the pattern. Here the price target is dependent on the height i.e., distance from the top of the head till the neckline. Once the neckline is broken on the downside, the minimum price target should be equal to the height as discussed above.

Following chart shows an example of a head and shoulders pattern formed by Unitech Ltd.

Unitech shares bottomed out in September end, closing at ` 19 and started a prolonged upward move that culminated in an intermediate high closing price of ` 36.5 on December 11on higher volumes. The price retraced to close at ` 33 on 18th December, marking the end of the left shoulder. At this point, the price resumed its uptrend to begin forming the head. The top of the head was reached on December 14, when the price closed at ` 40.

The top of the right shoulder was formed when the price closed at Rs.38 on December 28. At this point, the price again reversed course, breaking through the neckline around February 11. Height of the pattern as discussed is ` 7 ( ` 40-33). Therefore the target price on the downside will be ` 26 (` 33-7) .

Similar interpretations may be drawn in the case of inverted head and shoulders seen in the following NIFTY chart:

SUPPORT – & RESISTANCE


SUCCESS IS YOURS – TRUST YOURSELF— Compiled by — CA. Tanushree Agrawal

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Success is yours – Trust yourselfTrust yourself more than anyone else. Even when taking advice from elders, parents, friends, relatives, associates, acquaintances, colleagues, well-wishers,

teachers, mentors, gurus, advisers, guides, tutors, bosses, supervisors, seniors, consultant, advice-giver, counsellor, etc. take with caution. You must have noticed there is a long list of people who give their advice to you. I have taken one term relative in above it includes Maternal Uncle, Maternal Aunty, Paternal Uncle, Paternal Aunty, Maternal Cousin brother, Paternal Cousin brother, Maternal Cousin Sister, Paternal Cousin Sister, Maternal Grandfather, Maternal Grandmother, Paternal Grandfather, Paternal Grandmother, Great Grandfather, Great Grandmother. In this also how many are there in no of each set of relatives is subjective eg. If four Paternal Uncles then that much extended family. So from this you will understand if you would seat and count then there are numerous people in your life who try to directly or indirectly influence, affect and impact your life.

There can be at times their self interest is hidden in the advice. If you trust yourself you may go right or wrong. However the possibility of someone else self interest is not there and you may wholly responsible for your action.

When you trust yourself and work on it then you know from start to end what you have to do. And even if everything is not clear in start at each of your action the universe unfolds the path to next action. It is same as driving a car in night. First you see that portion of road only which your car headlight permits you to see. However at each step you get further and further and finally reach your destination. Same fundamental one should apply when fear of what’s next comes to one’s mind.

Physics “Every action has equal and opposite reaction.” For example, If you will approach 10 people for your work someone will surely respond you. If you will not take action how will you get there reaction i.e. their response.

If you ask for almost anything in the world in the right way, with enough conviction and enough commitment, you’ll get it. Believe in yourself. You are the creator or destroyer of the world for you.

Eg. 1) You know very well from one seed the tree has grown. In that one seed there is the leaves colours, the leaves shapes, the flower colour, the fruit colour, the fruit shape and size and so on.

2) From one atom you are born and today you are reading this article. In that one atom everything was there your hair colour, eye colour, skin colour, nose shape, height, limps, and so on.

Every company once had a ` 1000 turnover which today has a ` 5 billion turnover.

So from your idea the things which you are imaging today can come into reality tomorrow. The idea is a seed or atom and it will be a grown up like a Tree or Human being.

If you think you can or you can’t you are right is well said by Henry Ford.

Those who believe in beauty of their dreams create history. Eg. Mahatma Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, Winston Churchill and so on….

When certain people believed on the beauty of their dreams and were working hard and toiling to create and give form to their dream to substance, the world was rejoicing. Now when the world feels pain the substance created by them is used they get pleasure because they get paid for it. That’s the irony. Example are as follows :

• Wright Brothers – Invented Aircraft• Soichiro Honda – Established Honda Motor Company• Thomas Edison – Invented Electric light bulb

Humble Request : Trust yourself, Trust yourself, Trust yourself.

School Level Debate Competition held on 26th September 2015

World Heart Day held on 29th September 2015 at Bhayander (East)

Diwali Get Toghter

Speakers


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Felicitation of Newly Qualified CA held on 8th November at Bhayander (West)

Seminar on Investor Awareness Programme held on 8th Nov, 2015 at Bhayander (West)

Seminar on Fraud Prevention, Cyber Security & Leverage Financially with Bank Loans jointly with Gowalis Industries Association held on 10th October 2015 at Vasai Road (East)

Seminar on Recent Changes & Updates in Tally ERP 9 held on 24th October 2015 at Bhayander (East)

(L-R) – CA. Pramod Dhamankar(Past Chairman), CA. Umesh Mestry (Chairman-Vasai Branch), CA. K. B. kothari(Vice Chairman)

& CA. Sumeet Doshi (Secretary & Treasurer) at the dais

(L-R) – CA. Kishor Vaishnav (Past Chairman), CA. Anadi Bhase (Speaker), CA. Umesh Mestry(Chairman), CA. Hemant Hirani

(Speaker) & CA. K. B. Kothari (Vice Chairman) at the dais

(L-R) – CA. Anto (Secretary) & Mr. Ashok Grover (Chairman- Eniretus) of Gowalis Industries Association, CA. Rajkumar Adukia (CCM), CA. Umesh Mestry (Chairman), CA. Parth

Talsania (Speaker) & CA. Haresh Mehta (Coordinator)

(L-R) – CA. K. B. Kothari (Vice Chairman), CA. Punit Mehta (Speaker), CA. Umesh Mestry (Chairman-Vasai Branch) & CA. Kishor Vaishnav (Past Chairman) at the dais

Participants

Participants

Group Photo taken at Felicitation Programme

CA. Anadi Bhase

CA. Rajkumar Adukia

CA. Hemant Hirani

CA. Parth Talsania

CA.Punit Mehta

(Speaker)

Speaker

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Seminar on International Taxation and Transfer Pricing held on 12th Sept. 2015 at Bhayander (East)

Speakers

Post Training on Information System Audit Course From 1st Aug to 4th Oct at Bhayander

(L-R) – CA. Ramanand Gupta (Past Chairman-Vasai Branch), CA, Hema Lohiya (Speaker), CA, Umesh Mestry (Chairman-Vasai Branch), CA. Ajit Jain (Speaker) & CA. Sumeet Doshi

(Secretary & Treasurer) at the dais.

CA. Ramanand Gupta (Past Chairman-Vasdai

Branch) presenting bouquet to CA. Ajit Jain (Speaker)

CA. Umesh Mestry (Chairman-Vasai Branch)

presenting bouquet to CA Hema Lohiya (Speaker)

Group photo taken alongwith CA. Rajkumar Adukia (CCM & Chairman-CIT) in thepresence of CA. Umesh Mestry (Chairman-Vasai Branch)

Participants

CA Hemand Doshi

CA Sangeeta Kolhatkar

CA Vikram Menda

CA. Vikash Kamath

Dr. Sandhya Patil

Mr. Sachin Dedhia


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CPT Mock Test (Dec Attempt) held on 29th Nov 2015 at Mira Road

Lecture Meeting on How to face CA Exams held on 19th October, 2015 at Bhayander (East)

Lecture Meeting on KDOC Software held on 27th October 2015 at Bhayander (East)Participants

Participants

Mr. Khushmat Jain (Branch Incharge presenting Memento to

CA. Tanushree Agarwal (Speaker)

CA. RupalHharia (Faculty ITT) presenting Memento to

Mr. Nilesh Nangare (Speaker)

CA. Tanushree Agarwal (Speaker)

Mr. Nilesh Nangare (Speaker)


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Certificate Course on Concurrent Audit of Bank held on 7th to 22nd Nov 2015 at Mira Road (East)

Participants

(L-R) : CA. Umesh Mestry (Chairman), CA. Nayan Kothari (Speaker) & CA. Preksha Jain (Committee Member) at the dais.

Speakers

CA. Ajay Kumar Jain

CA. Dhananjay J. Gokhale

CA. Kuntal P. Shah

CA. Nayan Kothari

CA. Niranjan Joshi

Shri V. Somasekhar

Shri.Tarlochansingh


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