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Avoid Receiving Tax Notice

Income Tax Department has launched a drive to ensure greater tax compliance. In recent months, thousands of taxpayers have been served notices after discrepancies were noted in their tax returns or their TDS details. This sudden rise in the number of tax notices is not because people have stopped paying tax or filing their returns. It's just that the tax authorities now have an integrated database on taxpayers and can track almost all financial transactions of an individual. The 10-digit alphanumeric PAN, which has been made mandatory for most money transactions, allows the tax department to peek into your financial life. The PAN not only tells the tax department how much you have earned, but also how you have been spending and investing that money. Besides, the Central Board of Direct Taxes has a computer-aided scrutiny system (CASS), which flags any discrepancy in the tax return filed. Here are some common reasons for the taxpayers getting notices.

v  Not mentioning PAN or quoting incorrect PAN: The PAN is now mandatory for high value transactions. If you do not submit it while making an investment or taking up a job, your income will be subjected to a higher TDS of 20 per cent, instead of 10 per cent. If the PAN is incorrect, you could even be slapped with a penalty of up to 10,000. The bigger problem of an incorrect PAN is that the TDS will not be credited to your account. This often results in an additional tax demand. Also, the tax refund can be credited to another account if you submit the wrong PAN.

v  Not checking Form 26AS before filing: The Form 26AS has details of the tax paid by an individual during a financial year which can be easily accessed online. Some banks also provide this facility to their Net banking customers. Before you file your return, check whether your Form 26AS has correctly credited the tax deducted on your behalf. If your bank, bond issuer or employer has deducted TDS, make sure it is mentioned in your Form 26AS. Also, check whether all the investments with TDS have been duly mentioned in the tax return. Any mismatch leads to a notice from the department.

v  Mismatch in income and expenses & investments: Financial services firms, registration authorities and merchant establishments are supposed to report certain high-value transactions to the CBDT. The CASS matches this information with the returns filed by the taxpayer and promptly issues a notice if there is a mismatch. The Income Tax Department gets all information about high-value financial transactions on the basis of the PAN that you submit to your bank, share broker, mutual fund house and registrar of properties. If the income you have declared is not matching your investments and spending, you can get a tax notice.

v  Not filing returns if income is above Rest. 2 lakh: If your gross taxable income before deduction under any section is above Rs 2 lakh, it is mandatory for you to file your return. If you don't file it, you can be slapped with a penalty of up to 300 per cent of the outstanding tax. Even if there is no tax liability, the return has to be filed if the income before deductions (tax savings, education loan, home loan, etc) is above the basic tax exemption.

v  Not filing return by the due date: You can file your income tax return till the end of the assessment year if there is no tax due. For example, the tax return for 2012-13 can be filed till 31 March 2014 without incurring any interest or penalty if all the taxes have been paid. However, if some tax remains unpaid, filing your return after the deadline could lead to a penalty of Rs 5,000. Also, you are not allowed to carry forward your losses if you file after the due date, nor can you revise the tax return.

v  Not declaring the previous employer's income: This is a common problem and was easily missed by the tax authorities in the past. However, now that the tax database has been integrated, don't think you can ignore your income from a previous job. If your employer deducted TDS on your income, the details would be in your Form 26AS, and the CASS will immediately flag this discrepancy. You can be levied a penalty of up to 300 per cent of the tax evaded.

v  Avoiding TDS by misusing Forms 15G and 15H: If the interest income on bank deposits exceeds Rs 10,000 a year, the bank deducts TDS. You can avoid TDS by submitting Form 15G or 15H if you are not liable to tax. However, if you are trying to avoid TDS, you can get a notice from the tax department. Submitting a wrong declaration can invite a penalty of Rs 10,000. Splitting the deposits in different banks or bank branches to avoid TDS will not help as the PAN is the same.

v  Not declaring interest on bank deposits and post office savings: The interest earned on bonds, fixed deposits, recurring deposits and savings accounts is taxable and should be mentioned in your tax return. Up to Rs 10,000 earned on your savings bank account is tax-free, but it still needs to be included in your total income for the year. Likewise, the PPF interest income is tax-free, but should be included in the exempt income. The following deductions are available on bank interest: interest on savings account is exempt up to Rs 10,000 for the assessment year 2013-14. The interest from post office savings is exempt up to Rs. 3,500 or Rs 7,000 for joint accounts.

v  Not responding to intimation/notice from the tax department: Don't ignore the messages and notices from the tax department. If you do not respond, the interest and penalty keeps on increasing in case of any pending tax liability and the Income Tax Department will take a final decision that may not be beneficial for you.

TDs on Purchase of Immovable Property effective from 1st June 2013

Any person purchasing immovable property of Rs. 50 lakh or more is required to deduct tax @1% from the payment to the seller (other than rural agricultural land).

è Step : 1  Deduct TDS

·        Deduct Tax @ 1% from the payment made to the seller

·        Collect the Permanent Account Number (PAN) of the seller & verify the same with the Original Pan Card.

è Step : 2 Online filing of statement at www.tin.nsdl.com

·        It is mandatory to furnish the PAN of seller as well as the purchaser while providing the information regarding the sale transaction in the online form (Form No. 26QB)

·        Please insure that there is no error quoting the PAN or other details in filing online Form 26Q

è Step : 3  Depositing the tax deducted

·        Deposit the tax deducted through e-payment only, either at the time of filling of form 26QB or subsequent to it, e-payment can be made using electronic payment facility at any authorized bank, including self-net banking facility.

·        In case the payment of tax deducted is made subsequent to the filling of Form 26QB, pay using electronic payment facility at any authorized bank within 7 days after online filling of statement at www.tdscpc.gov.in

·        If there is a delay beyond 7 days in payment of tax, the statement filed online would be treated as “Invalid” in that case. Form 26QB, will need to be filed again

è Step : 4 Issue of TDS Certificate

·        Download TDS certificate from TRACES (www.tdscpc.gov.in)

                        RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SELLER OF THE IMMOVABLE PROPERTY

·        Provide PAN to the purchaser for furnishing information regarding TDS to the Income TAX Department.

·        Verify deposit of taxes deduct by the Purchaser in your form 26AS Annual Tax Statement.

v  TAN NOT REQUIRED

            TAN of the deductor is not required for the payment and reporting of the Tax deducted under this section and PAN allocated to the deductor shall be used for payment and reporting of TDS made under this section.

Levy of S.Tax might be removed on Home Deliveries and Takeaways

Some Senior government Officials said that The Finance Ministry may soon clarify that takeaway and home delivery of food will not attract service tax, a move which will be welcomed by the likes of McDonalds, Dominos, Pizza Hut etc.

The Ministry is examining the issue and there is a strong view that takeaways and home deliveries should not attract levy of Service Tax.

Payment of Bonus Act - Law

Applicability: 

The Act is applicable to 

(a)  any factory employing 10 or more persons where any processing is carried out with aid of power 

(b) Other establishments (established for purpose of profit) employing 20 or more persons. 

Once the Act is applicable, it continues to apply even if number of employees fall below 20. The Act is applicable to Government companies and corporations owned by Government which produces goods or renders services in competition with private sector. 

However, the Act is not applicable to Government employees, the employees of Municipal Corporation or Municipality, railway employees, university and employees of educational institutions, public sector insurance employees, employees of RBI and public sector financial institutions, charitable hospitals, social welfare organisations and defense employees. The Act does not apply to any institution established not for purposes of profit.

Establishments to which the Act is applicable - The Act applies to— (a) every factory; and (b) every other establishment in which twenty or more persons are employed on any day during an accounting year.
Employees Eligible for Bonus:

Employees drawing salary or wages upto Rs 3,500 per month are entitled to bonus, if he has worked for at least 30 working days in an accounting year. Even a worker working in seasonal factory is eligible if he has worked for at least 30 working days. Apprentices are not eligible for bonus.

Salary above Rs. 2,500 is not considered for calculation of Bonus. Employee drawing salary/wage exceeding Rs 3,500 is not entitled to any bonus under the Act.

Thus, minimum bonus @ 8.33% will be Rs 2,500 and maximum @ 20% will be Rs 6,000 for the year, when salary of employee exceeds Rs 2,500 but is less than Rs 3,500.

Minimum Bonus:

Every employer shall be bound to pay to every employee in respect of any accounting year, a minimum bonus which shall be 8.33 per cent of the salary or wage earned by the employee during the accounting year or one hundred rupees, whichever is higher, whether or not the employer has any allocable surplus in the accounting year. Where an employee has not completed fifteen years of age at the beginning of the accounting year, the minimum bonus payable is 8.33% or Rs 60 whichever is higher.

Maximum Bonus:

Where in respect of any accounting year, the allocable surplus exceeds the amount of minimum bonus payable to the employees, the employer shall, in lieu of such minimum bonus, be bound to pay to every employee in respect of that accounting year bonus which shall be an amount in proportion to the salary or wage earned by the employee during the accounting year subject to a maximum of twenty per cent of such salary or wage. In computing the allocable surplus under this section, the amount set on or the amount set off  shall be taken into account.

Salary/Wages for calculation of Bonus:

Where the salary or wage of an employee exceeds Rs 2,500 per month, the bonus payable to such employee shall be calculated as if his salary or wages were Rs 2,500 per month.  In other words, employees drawing salary or wages between Rs 2,500 to Rs 3,500 per month, are entitled to bonus on the basis of Rs 2,500 per moth salary only.

Some Useful Websites for Commerce Professionals

Some useful links for Commerce Professionals:

www.icai.org – The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India

www.nfcgindia.org –National Foundation for Corporate Governance

www.mca.gov.in – Ministry of Corporate Affairs

www.competition-commission-india.nic.in – Competition Commission of India

www.sebi.gov.in – Securities and Exchange Board of India

www.ifac.org – International Federation of Accountants

www.aicpa.org – American Institute of Certified Public Accountants

www.finmin.nic.in – Ministry of Finance, GOI

www.mha.nic.in – Ministry of Home Affairs

www.ficci.com – Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry

www.commerce.nic.in – Ministry of Commerce and Industry, GOI

www.sec.gov – US Securities and Exchange Commission

www.wto.org – World Trade Organisation

www.rbi.org.in – Reserve Bank of India

www.bseindia.com – Bombay Stock Exchange

www.iod.com – Institute of Directors, UK

www.taxmann.com – Taxmann

www.cbec.gov.in – Central Board of Excise and Customs

www.esic.nic.in – Employees State Insurance Corporation

www.epfindia.com – Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation

www.tin-nsdl.com – Tax Information Network

www.incometaxindia.gov.in – Income Tax Department

www.aces.gov.in – Automation of Central Excise and Service Tax

www.digitalsignatureindia.com – Digital Signature

www.wbcomtax.nic.in – Directorate of Commercial taxes, WB

www.clb.nic.in – Company Law Board

www.cag.gov.in – Comptroller and Auditor General of India

www.servicetax.gov.in – Service Tax of India

www.apct.gov.in – Commercial Taxes Department

Further contribution is appreciated.

Name of the Company	Rank	Reason
Google	1	The Internet juggernaut takes the Best Companies crown for the fourth time, and not just for the 100,000 hours of subsidized massages it doled out in 2012. New this year are three wellness centers and a seven-acre sports complex, which includes a roller hockey rink; courts for basketball, bocce, and shuffle ball; and horseshoe pits.
SAS	2	With two artists in residence on staff, the perk-friendly, privately held data analytics firm takes creativity seriously. One employee cites SAS's "creative anarchy" as conducive to innovation. New this year: an organic farm for SAS's four cafeterias.
CHG Healthcare Services	3	Employees of this medical staffing firm compete in talent shows, trivia contests, and activities like a Dress As Your Favorite President competition. Extra paid time off is given to sales teams that meet their goals. New this year: two on-site health centers.
The Boston Consulting Group	4	The elite management consulting firm maintains work-life balance by issuing a "red zone report" to flag when individuals are working too many long weeks. New consultants can delay their start date by six months and receive $10,000 to volunteer at a nonprofit.
Wegman Food Markets	5	Turnover is an exceptionally low 3.6% at the Northeastern grocery chain, which lets employees reward one another with gift cards for good service. Many workers like it there so much they bring in relatives—one in five employees are related.
NetApp	6	Employees at the data storage company often get a chance to receive special recognition. Vice chairman Tom Mendoza asks managers to notify him when they "catch someone doing something right," and then calls 10 to 20 employees every day to thank them.
Hilcorp Energy Company	7	This oil and gas producer, a newcomer to the list, promised staff in 2010 that if the company doubles its production rate and reserves by 2015, every employee will get a check for $100,000. An earlier, met goal rewarded 400 employees with $50,000 toward a new car.
Edward Jones	8	The privately held securities firm maintains some 11,000 small offices and a close-knit culture with regular regional gatherings for ice skating, fishing tournaments, and more. Forty-four percent of new hires come from employee referrals.
Ultimate Software	9	The developer of people-management software—customers include Google, Quicken Loans, and the New York Yankees—covers 100% of health care premiums for employees and dependents and treats workers to a free vacation every two years.
Camden Property Trust	10	Good times are built into the business at apartment-manager Camden, whose founders are known for practical jokes and impersonations. Other benefits include discounted rentals for employees and a 401(k) that matches at least 50% for up to 7% of pay.

Chartered Accountants Final & CPT Results Statistics

Financially Healthy??? Some crucial facts

We need to assess financial health to ensure the achievement of all goals. The following numbers acts as mile markers to help know if we are saving enough.

• Savings-to income ratio: If you are in your 30s, you should strive for a 1:1 ratio between liquid assets and annual income. Liquid assets include your investments and savings not home as it can't be converted to cash easily. In other words, a 35-year-old making Rs 6 lakh annually should have the same amount in savings.

    The ratio, according to standard wisdom, increases with age. For a couple aged 40, it should be     around 1.5 or higher. At 45 years, the ratio should be around 3, and at 50, it should be 4.5. The ratio   will give you a good idea if you are saving enough to reach your retirement goal.

• Years to save tax on sale of property: You can claim tax exemption under Section 54 on the long-term capital gain (LTCG) from the sale of a house if you use the entire profit to buy another house within two years. If you had already bought a second house within a year before selling the first one, you could still avail of the tax exemption.

• 3 months' expenses in an emergency fund: A contingency fund should cover eventualities such as job loss or medical issues. To many, salting away three months of living expenses seems impossible. Remember not to put this fund in your regular bank account. Stash the contingency cash in liquid funds or a separate savings account. You won't earn a high interest, but it will be easier to access when you really need it.

• 10 times the annual income is your life insurance: As a general rule, you should have life insurance that is about 10 times your annual earning. So, if your annual salary is Rs 6 lakh, you should have life insurance worth Rs 60 lakh. However, your insurance needs will vary based on other factors, such as your age, liability and debt.

• 15% Savings rate: Although this figure used to be a minimum of 10%, experts now endorse a savings rate of up to 15%. Sub-divide this into 10% for retirement and 5% for short-term saving like a vacation. The rule is also expressed as a ratio of 90:10 or 85:15, wherein you spend the first figure and save the second.

Various Forms for Income Tax Return

Various Forms for Income Tax Return

Form No.	Description
ITR - 1 (SAHAJ)	For individuals, whose total income includes chargeable under the head - ·         “Salaries” or income in the nature of family pension under section 57(iia); ·         “Income from house property”, where the assessee does not own more than one house property and does not have any brought forward loss under the head; ·         “Income from other sources”, except winnings from lottery or income from race horses.
ITR – 2	For individuals & HUFs not having income from Business or Profession.
ITR - 3	For individuals/HUFs being partners in firms and not carrying out business or profession under any proprietorship.
ITR - 4	For individuals & HUFs having income from a proprietary business or profession.
ITR - 4S (SUGAM)	For presumptive business incomecovered under section 44AD and 44AE
ITR - 5	For firms, AOPs and BOIs
ITR - 6	For Companies other than companies claiming exemption under section 11
ITR - 7	For persons including companies required to furnish return under section 139(4A) or section 139(4B) or section 139 (4C) or section 139(4D). (Not available for e-Filing)
ITR - V	INDIAN INCOME TAX RETURN VERIFICATION FORM: This Form is to be used where the data of the Return of Income in Form ITR-1, ITR2, ITR3, ITR-4 and ITR-5 transmitted electronically without digital signature

Study Circles in Eastern India - CPE Hours - Chartered Accountants

1. ACAE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS STUDY CIRCLE

6, No. Lyons Range, Unit No. 2, 3rd Floor, Kolkata - 700001

Name of The Convener

CA. MADHAV PRASAD SUREKA, (M) - 9830049468

Phone - 033 - 22107724

Email : acae1960@gmail.com

2. ACCOUNTANTS LIBRARY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

STUDY CIRCLE

Aayakar Bhawan, P-7, Chowringhee Square, Kolkata - 700069

Name of The Convener

CA. ANINDRA NATH CHATTERJEE, (M) - 9830030849

Phone - 033-22136553

Email : acclibrary@yahoo.com

3. ASOCAS CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS STUDY CIRCLE

C/O Mitra Roy & Dutta 25, Grant Street, Kolkata - 700013

Name of The Convener

CA. SK. KAMALUDDIN, (M) - 9831080934

Phone - 033-22165016, 033-22422319, (F) - 033-22176526

Email : asocas@rediffmail.com

Name & Addresses Of Study Circles Of EIRC Of ICAI

4. B.B.D. BAG CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS STUDY CIRCLE

9/12 lal Bazar Street, Merchantile Building, E-Block, 4th Flr, kolkata-700001

Name of The Convener

CA. PRAMOD KUMAR SANGHAI, (M) - 9830031711

Phone - 033-22486879, 033-32975823

Email : bbdbagcastudycircle@yahoo.com

7. CAMAC STREET CA STUDY CIRCLE

C/O S.R Batlibol & Co, 22 Camac Street, Block C, 3rd Flo, Kolkata - 700016

Name of The Convener

CA. RASHMI AGARWAL, (M) - 9831043895

Phone - 033 - 66153400 (F) - 033-22817750

Email : rashmi.agarwal@in.ey.com

8. CENTRAL KOLKATA CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

STUDY CIRCLE

33, Brabourne Road, 3rd Floor, kolkata - 700001

Name of The Convener

CA. DILIP KR. KARNANI, (M) - 9831061151

Phone - 033-22425812, 033-22486041, (F)-033-22426208, 033-

22425812

Email : cenkolstudy@gmail.com

karnanidk@yahoo.co.in

Name & Addresses Of Study Circles Of EIRC Of ICAI

5. BIDHAN NAGAR CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS STUDY CIRCLE

FE-98, Sector - 3, Salt Lake City, Kolkata - 700106

Name of The Convener

CA. SWATANTRA KUMAR RUSTAGI, (M) - 9331035188

Phone - 033-23217074, 033-22460510

Email : tpkar@rediffmail.com

6. CA ISA CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS STUDY CIRCLE

C/O Chunder Khator & associates, 10A British India Street, Kolkata - 700069

Name of The Convener

CA. PANKAJ KAKRANIA, (M) - 9831447714

Phone - 033-22101555, 033-30281555-59, 033-22716124

(F) - 033-22207617

Email : cka@vsnl.com

Name & Addresses Of Study Circles Of EIRC Of ICAI

10. EIGHT BY TWO C A STUDY CIRCLE

8/2 Kiran Sankar Roy Road, 2nd Floor, Room No 2 & 3, Kolkata - 700001

Name of The Convener

CA. ABHIJIT DUTT, (M) - 9433300400

Phone - 033-22481962, 033-22485052, (F) - 033-22103894

Email : cadutt@gmail.com

11. HOWRAH CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS STUDY CIRCLE

1/1 Umacharan Bhattacharya lane,P.O. - Ramkrishnapur, Howrah - 711101

Name of The Convener

CA. SAMBHU NATH DAS, (M) - 8820201484

Phone - 033-26412493, 033-26400925

Email : sndas_asso@yahoo.co.in

12. MADHYA KOLKATA CA STUDY CIRCLE

C/O N P S Business Centre, 7A, K.S.Roy Road, Kolkata - 700001

Name of The Convener

CA. SUNIRMAL CHATTERJEE, (M) - 9831001140

Phone - 033-32927825, 033-40061430, (F) - 033-22824889

Email : madhyakol_sc@rediffmail.com, dusac@vsnl.net

9. DTPA CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS STUDY CIRCLE

3 Govt. Place(west), income Tax Building, Ground Floor,kolkata -700001

Name of The Convener

CA. AGHOR KUMAR DUDHWEWALA, (M) - 9831039440

Phone - 033-22420638, 033-32210638, (F) - 033-22430746

Email : dtpa@indiatimes.com, www.dtpa.org

Name & Addresses Of Study Circles Of EIRC Of ICAI

13. RANIGANJ C A STUDY CIRCLE

C/O CA. A P Bhadani,45 Shiv Mandir Road, Raniganj - 713347 Burdwan

Name of The Convener

CA. ARJUN PRASAD BHADANI, (M) - 9563536997, 9046794853

Phone - 0341-2448364

Email : bhadani52@yahoo.com

14. SALT LAKE CITY CA STUDY CIRCLE

302E, Kamalalaya Centre, 3rd Floor, 156A Lenin Sarani, Kolkata - 700013

Name of The Convener

CA. ASWINI KUMAR KUNDU

Phone - 033-22152565, 033-23371758, (F) - 033-23506991

Email : oisuad@vsnl.net

15. SALT LAKE SECTOR-V CA STUDY CIRCLE

25/2/245/1 Prince Golum MD. Shah Road, Flat No - 2C, Kolkata - 700095

Name of The Convener

PANKAJ KUMAR ROY, (M) - 9830020192

Phone - 033-23577600, 033-23577609, (F) - 033-23577496

Email : capankaj.roy@gmail.com

16. SOUTH CALCUTTA C A STUDY CIRCLE

112, Jodhpur Park, Kolkata - 700068

Name of The Convener

CA. DIPAK DATTA GUPTA, (M) - 9831178212

Phone - 033-24651765

Email : ddga@cal3.vsnl.net.in

Name & Addresses Of Study Circles Of EIRC Of ICAI

17. UTTARPARA CA STUDY CIRCLE

47 (Old) & 122 (New), Lawrence Street, Uttarpara, Hooghly - 712258

Name of The Convener

CA. DIPANKAR NANDI, (M) - 8017232286

Phone - 033-26636802

Email : krishanu_b@rediffmail.com

18. VIEWS EXCHANGE CA STUDY CIRCLE

P-41, Princep Street, 2nd Floor, Room No. 222, Kolkata - 700072

Name of The Convener

CA. SONTOSH CHORARIA,

Phone - (033) 22364645

Email : ca.schoraria@gmail.com

(M) : 9831207932

19. VIP ROAD CA STUDY CIRCLE

220 Bangur avenue, Block - A, Kolkata - 700055

Name of The Convener

CA. ANNEELL SARAOGI (M) : 9433013979

Email : info@vipca.net

20. VITTA SALAHKAR CA STUDY CIRCLE

22 Strand Road, 2nd Floor, Kolkata - 700001

Name of The Convener

CA. SASHI KANT KAMANI, (M) - 9830177674

Phone - 033-22203208, 033-22434364

Email : kamani_14@satyam.net.in

1. BALASORE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS CPE CHAPTER

DSPK & Associates, Station Square, OT Road, Balasore - 756001

Name of The Convener

CA. SUNIL MODI, (M) - 9437064621

Phone - 06782-265827

Email : modi_sunil@rediffmail.com

2. DIBRUGARH CA CPE CHAPTER

C/O M P Bagaria & Co. Shani Bari Road, Dibrugarh - 786001

Name of The Convener

CA. NAVIN JAIN, (M) - 9435030076

Phone - 0373-2324101

Email : canavinjain@gmail.com

3. JORHAT CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS CPE CHAPTER

Rahman Road, Hehind Truck Stand, Jorhat - 785001, Assam

Name of The Convener

CA. SANJAY PODDAR, (M) - 9435050803

Phone - 0376-2304217, 03774-283010

Email : sanjaypoddar1@gmail.com

4. THE SOUTH ORISSA C A CPE CHAPTER

C/O Tej Raj & Pal, Big Bazar, Berhampur - 760002, Orissa

Name of The Convener

CA. B GANGARAJU, (M) - 9437064691

Phone - 0680-2251769, (F) - 0680-2251769

Email : tejrajpal@yahoo.co.in

5. TINSUKIA CA CPE CHAPTER

C/O Rasiwasia & Associates CA, R 5, Babulal Bazar,

Tinsukia - 786125, Assam

Name of The Convener

CA. PAWAN KUMAR AGARWAL, (M) - 9435036849

Phone - 0374-2337242

Email : pkagarwal_ca@rediffmail.com

Name & Addresses Of Chapters Of EIRC Of ICAI

1. AGARTALA CPE STUDY GROUP

C/o CA Ratan Kumar Das, 2 Ramnagar Road No - 1, agartala - 799002,Tripura

Name of The Convener

CA. RATAN KUMAR DAS, (M) - 9436122511

Phone - 0381-2222729, 0381-2309618, (F) - 0381-2327701

Email : ca_rkd@rediffmail.com

3. KANTA BANJI CPE STUDY GROUP

2. BARGARH CPE STUDY GROUP

C/O P.K.A & Associates, Near Govt. Hospital Trihari Sadan, Road No - 3

Kantabanji - 767039, Dist - Bolangir, Orissa

Name of The Convener

CA. PAWAN AGRAWAL, (M) - 9437034360

Phone - 06657-220343,06657-221266, (F) - 06657-221695

Email : pka_associates@yahoo.co.in

C/O CA. Nabin Kumar Lath, infront of UCO Bank, Main Road, Bargarh - 768029

Name of The Convener

CA. NABIN KUMAR LATH, (M) - 09437056738

Phone - 06646-230638,230624, (F) -

Email : lathnabin@rediffmail.com

4. MIDNAPORE CPE STUDY GROUP

C/O M/S K.C Chakraborty & Associates, Keranitola ‘BUBKA’ Dist - Midnapur

Name of The Convener

CA. KARTICK CH. CHAKRABORTY, (M) - 9434009567

Phone - 03222-263025, 03222-297166

Email : kgp_vas001@sancharnet.in

Name & Addresses Of Study Groups Of EIRC Of ICAI

Name & Addresses Of Study Groups Of EIRC Of ICAI

6. PORT BLAIR CPE STUDY GROUP

C/O Shri k. Chandra Babu, No 22, Andhra Association Complex,

Gurudwara Lane, port Blair - 744101

Name of The Convener

CA. AMIT KUMAR DATTA, (M) - 9392462666

Phone - 03192-233071

Email : rpblair@sancharnet.in

7. SHILLONG CPE STUDY GROUP

LDB Building, G S Road, Shillong - 793001

Name of The Convener

CA. KIRON JOSHI, (M) - 9436119625

Phone - 0364-2223727,0364-2221490, (F) 0364-2224647

Email : kiron53@hotmail.com

8. SILCHAR CPE STUDY GROUP

C/O Arindam Bhattacharjee, Arindam & Associates, Alochaya Complex

Rangirkhari, Silchar - 788005, Assam

Name of The Convener

CA. ARINDAM BHATTACHARJEE, (M) - 9435071340

Phone - 0384-2221734

Email : arindam159@rediffmail.com

5. NAGAON CPE STUDY GROUP

C/O M/S K. Chhajer & Co, P.O. Haibargaon, Nagaon - 782002,

Assam

Name of The Convener

CA. KARNIDAN CHHAJER, (M) -9435161446

Phone - 03672-222446, 03672-220619

Email : nagaon_cpe@rediffmail.com,nagaoncpe@rediffmail.com

Name & Addresses Of Study Circles Of Members in

Industry Of EIRC Of ICAI

1. NTEC CPE STUDY CIRCLE FOR MEMBERS IN INDUSTRY OF ICAI

C/O Lab Vantage Solutions Pvt.Ltd, Bengal Intelligent park,

Building C,

2nd floor, Sector V, Salt Lake Electronics Complex,

Kolkata - 700091

Name of The Convener

CA. SUBHASH C CHANANI, (M) - 9830644804

Phone - 033-3982 4200

Email : subhashe@labvantage.com

2. RISHA CPE STUDY CIRCLE FOR MEMBERS IN INDUSTRY OF ICAI

C/O Jayashree Taxtiles (Unit of Adityabirla Novo

Ltd.),Prabasnagar,

Rishra, Dist - Hooghly, Kolkata, West Bengal - 712249

Name of The Convener

CA. SHIV SHANKAR GUPTA, (M) - 9830217413

Email : shivsh@adityabirla.com

Name & Addresses Of Study Groups Of EIRC Of ICAI

9. SHIBSAGAR CPE STUDY GROUP

C/O CA Biswanath Gupta, Ashok More & Associates, Shankar Mandir

Road, Shibsagar - 785640, Assam

Name of The Convener

CA. BISWANATH GUPTA, (M) -9435057405

Phone - 03772-220325

Email : bugchart@yahoo.co.in