• Filter Your Search
            
       
 
Notifications
(0)
Circulars
(0)
Orders
(0)
News
(0)
Queries
(0)
No updates found in last 7 days.
Notifications|Circulars|Orders|News|Queries


Q & A

 
1375 Views 1 Ans

Rule 2f of the CSR Rules, 2014 provides meaning of the net profit of a company as per its financial statement prepared in accordance with the applicable provisions of the Act, but shall not include the following, namely:— ii any dividend received from other companies in India, which are covered under and complying with the provisions of section 135 of the Act: Here I wish to know that any dividend received would be deducted from profit before tax or dividend is to be deducted of only those declaring cos which are covered under Section 135 of the Act. If yes to second option, whether disclosure of reason in Directors Report of not complying CSR liability shall be considered as compliance for the purpose of these rules.

CSR

Posted By: Rakesh jain 9 year(s) ago

This question has been closed if you want to answer,you have to re-open.


Expert    Ankit Singhi

Dividend received from companies who are required to comply with the provision of sec 135 need to be deducted out of profit before tax. Further, disclosure of reason in Director’s Report is a compliance

  • Comment
  •   Comment (0)

Recently Active Member

Recently Active Member

Pramod Prabhudesai
B D Jokhakar & Co

Post Your Question
My Q&A
 


Topic

Sections

About Q&A

Q & A is a unique platform to get your answers. You can create questions by topics or sections for easy identification of your query . You get various alerts to keep you connected and can also search your query.


So keep posting and stay connected
#
Companies Act 2013/1956
Decoding the New Act
Resource Center
My Section
Information Cafe
Calculators


COPYRIGHT NOTICE: All information and material posted in this website (including but not limited to text, audio, video or graphical images), are subject to copyrights owned by Corporate Professionals eSolutions Private Limited, its affiliates and associates. Any reproduction, retransmission, republication, or other use of all or part of this document is expressly prohibited, unless prior permission has been granted by Corporate Professionals eSolutions Private Limited. All other rights reserved.

© Corporate Professionals eSolutions Pvt Ltd. | All Rights reserved
Scroll