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CA Prasant retweeted
ଗାଡ଼ିର ଋଣ ଶେଷ ହେବା ପରେ RCରୁ ବ୍ୟାଙ୍କର ନାମ କିପରି ହଟାଇବେ?
ଏହା ହେଉଛି ହାଇପୋଥେକେସନ ଟର୍ମିନେସନର ସମ୍ପୂର୍ଣ୍ଣ ଅନଲାଇନ୍ ପ୍ରକ୍ରିୟା। କିଛି ସହଜ ଷ୍ଟେପ୍ ଗୁଡ଼ିକୁ ଅନୁସରଣ କରି ଆପଣ ଘରେ ବସି ନିଜେ ଏହି କାମ କରିପାରିବେ। ଏହାର ସମ୍ପୂର୍ଣ୍ଣ ଅନଲାଇନ୍ ଷ୍ଟେପ୍-ବାଇ-ଷ୍ଟେପ୍ ଗାଇଡ୍ ତଳେ ଦିଆଯାଇଥିବା ଫଟୋରେ ରହିଛି।
#VehicleLoan #HypothecationTermination #RTO #Odisha #STA
CA Prasant retweeted
Public money is at stake. ‼️ An IBA advisory recommends that Public Sector Banks reduce physical branch audits to cover only 50% of total business. This is listed as a measure to reduce audit costs. Is this "optimization" or is it a risk to transparency? What about safeguarding public interests? @SmalhotraRBI @RBI @PMOIndia @FinMinIndia
CA Prasant retweeted
Did @nsitharaman just say "Due to the paper leak, the children got even more time to study so that they could perform better". …?
Honestly this entire Cabinet should resign.
CA Prasant retweeted
SEBI has issued a Consultation Paper on Comprehensive Review of SEBI (Portfolio Managers) Regulations, 2020. This initiative aims to enhance investment flexibility, facilitate ease of compliance, simplify and rationalize regulatory requirements and ensure that regulations remain aligned with changing industry dynamics.
Click to provide your comments and suggestions: sebi.gov.in/reports-and-stat…
CA Prasant retweeted
Tata Motors – Commercial Vehicles (CV) 2028 Outlook
Key guidance:
Free Cash Flow (FCF): 7–9% of revenue by FY2028.
EBITDA Margin: Double-digit through the cycle, with margins potentially reaching the mid-to-high teens during upcycles.
Indicates a focus on profitability, capital efficiency, and cash generation rather than only volume growth.
CA Prasant retweeted
A small practicing CA today seems trapped in a strange web.
With every new compliance, like Section 194T, the workload keeps increasing. But on the ground, MSME clients are already under pressure; many delay payments or pay very minimal fees. Expecting them to bear the cost of additional compliance is often unrealistic.
What’s striking is that whenever a new regulation comes in, there’s hardly any pushback from MSMEs or industry bodies. Instead, it’s the CAs who end up becoming activists, raising concerns, seeking relief, and engaging with the government.
It feels like a loop. A web where the small CA is stuck, unable to increase fees from clients, yet forced to handle growing responsibilities. With no support from the paying side, the only place left to seek relief is by pushing back against the system itself.
This matter should be widely discussed among all the fellow practicing CA’s
CA Prasant retweeted
One important lesson markets teach over time:
No company stays GOOD forever and no company stays BAD forever.
What is strong today can weaken tomorrow.
What is ignored today can become the next leader.
But most investors make one common mistake they judge the future based on the past.
• Yeh company toh hamesha achhi thi.
• Yeh stock ne pehle itna return diya.
• Yeh toh hamesha weak hi rahega.
Markets don’t work like that.
Good to Bad example:
Stocks like Yes Bank or DHFL were once market favorites.
Strong growth, strong narratives but later things changed completely.
Bad to Good example:
Companies like State Bank of India or Hindustan Aeronautics Limited went through long weak phases but later became strong wealth creators.
What changed?
• Business cycles
• Management execution
• Industry trends
• Market perception
If you invest only based on past performance or fixed beliefs, you may miss new opportunities or stay stuck in names that have already peaked.
Markets reward those who can adapt, not those who stay attached to old views.
What matters is:
-What is happening now
-Where is growth shifting
-Which companies are improving or deteriorating
In markets, nothing is permanent neither strength, nor weakness.
That’s the cycle.
#StockMarket #MarketCycles #MasterInOne
CA Prasant retweeted
SEBI Constitutes Working Group on Technology Roadmap for Market Infrastructure Institutions (MIIs).
More details at: sebi.gov.in/media-and-notifi…
CA Prasant retweeted
Dear MCA @MCA21India
Website is not working from some hours
Please extend the due date for Annual filings
@FinMinIndia #roc #duedateextension #Extend_Due_Date_Immediately
#ExtendDueDate #extend_due_dates_immediately
@ps_chauhan1107
@theicai
@icsi_cs
CA Prasant retweeted
Politicians who have ZERO vision for development shamelessly throw taxpayers’ money as freebies to buy votes. This isn’t welfare, it’s daylight robbery of honest citizens. India doesn’t need illiterates & vote bank people in politics, we need educated, qualified leaders who can build the nation, not bankrupt it! Isn’t it @narendramodi @BJP4India @NitishKumar @nsitharaman
Dear @nsitharaman @FinMinIndia , so this what you and your government doing with tax payers money.
CA Prasant retweeted
SKY GOLD AND DIAMONDS LIMITED: CO. COLLABORATES WITH SENCO GOLD AND DIAMONDS TO LAUNCH 9KT GOLD JEWELLERY; AIMING TO CATER TO GROWING DEMAND FOR AFFORDABLE STYLISH JEWELLERY; TARGETING YOUNGER GENERATION AND FIRST-TIME BUYERS.
CA Prasant retweeted
When you fill E20 Petrol you are helping this hardworking gentleman Nikhil Nitin Gadkari make a living.
His company CIAN Agro had revenue of just ₹17 Cr in Jun 2024 quarter. In one year, that became ₹511 Cr. A small jump of only 2905%.
The stock that was ₹43 last year is now ₹668. So keep filling E20, you’ll be helping him grow faster, and proudly contribute to Modified India.
Your engine may die, but you are going to power the dreams of an entrepreneur like Nikhil in return. Keep filling E20!
CA Prasant retweeted
We need one best Chief secretary officer just like @PradeepJenaIAS sir who listened to the problems of the common people day and night with seriousness and gave instructions for their solution. Now we are missing these services. @CMO_Odisha @SecyChief @GovernorOdisha
CA Prasant retweeted
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India expresses heartfelt thanks to Shri Ajay Kumar Bhalla, Hon’ble Governor of Manipur, for his warm wishes to the CA fraternity on the occasion of #CADay2025.
#Vishwasniya
@RajBhavManipur
CA Prasant retweeted
🚨 Trust & Transparency-@Infosys_GSTN ?
GSTN issued an advisory on 11th April 2025(PIC-1)mandating HSN-wise reporting in separate B2B & B2C tables (Table-12) from April 2025 returns onwards, with mandatory dropdown-based HSN selection.
Then came another advisory on 1st May 2025 (PIC-2) postponing the same changes to May 2025 returns due to delay in development.
Now, both advisories have mysteriously vanished from the portal (PIC-3)
🚨Taxpayers face no waiver on self-assessed liabilities ,
but developers can miss their self declared timelines without consequence—and even delete official communications?
If advisories can be issued and deleted without a trace, what happens to trust, accountability, and transparency?
@cbic_india @FinMinIndia
CA Prasant retweeted
Respected @nsitharaman madam
It's nearly one month since the start of #Incometax Return filing season for FY 24-25 , however till date @IncomeTaxIndia has not made facilities and utilities to file the #Incometax Return available on its portal.
We have only 4 months to file ITR and out of that 1 month (25% of the time) already lapsed.
#Incometax Return is asked for many authorities like Embassies for VISA, Banks for loan purposes, Educational institutions for admission and scholarship. Further late release also hampers planning of tax professionals which aid lakhs of taxpayers to file the Returns.
Kind request you to pls review the situation and ask CBDT to release the utilities and schema which enables taxpayers to file the #Incometax Return.
@FinMinIndia @nsitharamanoffc
CA Prasant retweeted
India Must Convert Global Challenges into Opportunities with a Spirit of Nationalism: Union Minister @PiyushGoyal addressing the foundation day of @ficci_india
The Union Minister urged Indian businesses to support each other, focus on quality, and avoid the pitfalls of short-term gains
Read here: pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.…
@CimGOI
CA Prasant retweeted
Vijay Kedia's quote:
“Bull markets create stupid investors, stupid investors create bear markets, bear markets create smart investors, and smart investors create bull markets.”
This quote describes the market cycle and how investor psychology drives market movements. Let’s break it down step by step:
1. "Bull Markets Create Stupid Investors"
👉During a bull run, stocks rise continuously, and everyone makes money easily.
👉Many investors stop analyzing fundamentals and blindly chase momentum.
👉Overconfidence kicks in, and people take excessive risks, thinking markets will never fall.
Example: In 2021, many retail investors entered at high valuations, thinking the rally would continue forever.
➡️ Reason: Easy profits lead to irrational investing behavior (buying expensive stocks, ignoring risk).
2. "Stupid Investors Create Bear Markets"
👉Overvalued stocks eventually correct as reality sets in (earnings don’t justify prices).
👉Retail investors panic and sell at losses, triggering market crashes.
👉High-leverage positions get wiped out (e.g., margin calls).
Example: The Dot-com crash (2000) and Crypto crashes were caused by speculative bubbles bursting.
➡️ Reason: Irrational exuberance and overleveraging lead to market crashes.
3. "Bear Markets Create Smart Investors"
👉In bear markets, only those who learn survive.
👉Valuation discipline returns—investors focus on fundamentals, cash flow, and business strength.
👉Smart investors accumulate quality stocks at low prices rather than panic selling.
👉Example: Warren Buffett made some of his best investments during crashes, buying undervalued businesses.
➡️ Reason: Bear markets force investors to think logically and avoid speculation.
4. "Smart Investors Create Bull Markets"
👉When smart investors accumulate strong companies at cheap valuations, markets stabilize.
👉As earnings recover, confidence returns, and new capital enters the market.
👉The next bull cycle begins, rewarding those who invested wisely during the downturn.
Example: The post-2008 financial crisis rally was driven by investors who bought during the crash.
➡️ Reason: Smart investors accumulate quality assets, setting the stage for the next bull run.
Conclusion
This cycle keeps repeating in every financial market. The key takeaway is:
Don’t get carried away in a bull market—always focus on fundamentals.
Use bear markets to invest in strong companies at discounted prices.
Survive downturns by being disciplined, not emotional.
By understanding this cycle, investors can avoid mistakes and build long-term wealth.
Credit : @VijayKedia1
CA Prasant retweeted
There are larges scale Grievances by taxpayers about delay/ rejection / corruption in grant of GST Registrations.
I have filed RTI with @cbic_india 2 months earlier which they transferred to GSTN for reply, and today I received a reply from @Infosys_GSTN
They have replied me as under:
1) GSTN does not maintain any record of Applications of GST registration received, Grant as well as rejection of GST registration.
2) There is no record maitained for reason for rejection of registration.
3) There is no record maitained for average time taken for grant of registration.
It is surprising that even this age of so much technical advancement, this basic crucial information is not maitained by the department. @nsitharaman @nsitharamanoffc @PMOIndia
#GST #GSTN #Tax #FinanceMinister
CA Prasant retweeted
India is a tough market and the government acts as a catalyst.
There is no ease of doing business in India.
Opening a simple LLP requires, PAN, TAN, DIN, DSC and a ton of documents.
Let's not even get into the complexities of registering or closing down a private limited.
We as a nation charge GST on fines and penalties.
Businesses registered under Composition Scheme are charging GST under normal rules.
People have multiple GST numbers on 1 PAN.
Retiring a GST number is another pain.
If a company purchases software licenses from a foreign entity, it must pay GST under RCM.
No standard format for address and names. PAN has a different format, Aadhaar has a different format, Passport has a different format and when you do KYC, everything needs to match.
A law is made, then sub sections are added to give exceptions and then sub sub sections to have exceptions to the exception.
If this was not enough, there are guidance notes, there are case laws on the same topics and the end result is the same - No definite answer and only confusion.
India does not like simplicity.
India loves papers and proof and complex stuff.
India does not trust it's citizens.
In the US on the contrary, you don't need any documents to register a company.
You can register a company in 1 week with basic information and no documents.
It costs 5-10x less to register a company in the US as compared to India.
And when Indians tried to skip their own country and start a US company, the RBI comes in!
You need to do ODI and FEMA compliance.
Oh you did not do it? Apply for compounding and pay penalty + GST on the penalty.
Bankers (who don't understand US rules) will ask you for a ton of documents which are not provided in other countries.
In India, you cannot start a company with 0 capital. Why? What's the big deal if someone wants to?
You are getting your fees but no, we will interfere where it's not required.
India is for the rich and powerful. It is not for the masses.