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March 2012

DAY 3

By Krishna Kumar Jhunjhunwala and Rajeev Shah
Convenors, Seminar Committee
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After the breakfast the participants discussed the paper written by S. Thirumalai on “Important Aspects of CENVAT credit & POT Rules.”

Thereafter Yogesh Thar Chartered Accountant presented paper on “TDS- Some important issues”. His liking and mastery over the subject made his presentation very informative and useful.


Yogesh Thar, Paper Writer Addressing Participants. Also seen from L to R – Bharat Oza, Rajesh Shah, Chairman and Krishna Kumar Jhunjhunwala.

This session was chaired by Rajesh Shah, Past President of the Society

Shri S. Thirumalai dealt with his paper and made his presentation very interesting and satisfied the participants by resolving issues raised during Group Discussion. Service Tax today is gaining importance with more services being added under the Service Tax net. Issues raised by him were of real significance to all. His depth of knowledge in Service Tax and masterly analysis was indeed a treat for the participants

This session was chaired by in his unique style by Govind Goyal, Past President of the Society.


S. Thirumalai, Paper Writer Addressing Participants. Also seen from L to R – Narayan Pasari, Govind Goyal, Chairman and Naresh Sheth.

The day ended with Gala Dinner and Musical Evening.

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