Question
As per the Companies Act, 2013 (corresponding to the
1956 Act principles), what is the maximum number of members a Private Company can have?Solution
Under the modern Companies Act (and as evolved from the 1956 Act), a private company is defined by its articles which restrict the right to transfer shares and limit the number of its members to 200 (excluding employees and ex-employees who were members during employment).
Who is called father of modern accountancy who also described the duties and responsibilities of auditor?
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A company purchases goods worth ₹10 lakh + 18% GST, uses 70% for taxable supplies and 30% for exempt supplies. Calculate eligible ITC.
The UCP 600 issued by the International Chamber of Commerce relates to which activity?
 Internal auditor is appointed by ________.
What is the maximum ceiling on IPO funding by an NBFC, per borrower?
Application Controls deal with controls related to:Â
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Which schedule of the Companies Act provides the format for the Balance Sheet?
