Debit Note and Credit Note: A Guide to Understanding and Using These Accounting Tools
Introduction
In the world of business, transactions are an everyday occurrence, and errors can happen in accounting. Debit notes and credit notes are two essential...
Decoding the NIC Code: Understanding its Significance and Application for Businesses in India
Introduction:
In the world of business and commerce, various systems and codes are employed to streamline operations, facilitate categorization, and enable effective communication. One such...
About e-Pehchan Card for Unorganized Sector Workers in India
In India, the e-Pehchan Card is a unique identification system that aims to provide an identity card to unorganized sector workers. The card aims...
Marg ERP Direct Calling App – Requirement, Benefit & Process
The two most important things in any business are customers & payments. Let’s face the fact, the payments are important, and the customer will...
Use Online Software – Don’t Let Your Sales Drop in Lockdown
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted Indian citizens and industries in an unprecedented manner. In order to deal with the CoronaVirus, India's prime minister ordered...
Understanding Purchase Bills: What You Need to Know
A purchase bill is a crucial document that is used to record the details of a transaction when goods or services are purchased. It...
Bills Receivable: An Overview
A bill receivable is a type of financial instrument that represents an obligation by one party to pay a specified amount of money to...
Understanding Section 42 of Companies Act 2013
Introduction
Section 42 of the Companies Act 2013 deals with the issue of shares on a private placement basis by a company. In this blog,...
Understanding Schedule III of Companies Act 2013: Guidelines for Financial Statement Preparation and Presentation
Schedule III of Companies Act 2013: Understanding the Financial Statements
As per the Companies Act, 2013, every company registered in India is required to prepare...
Understanding the Difference Between TDS and TCS in India
Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) and Tax Collected at Source (TCS) are two important terms used in the taxation system of India. Both are...