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    This document provides information about a two-day conference on the construction industry to be held on July 9-10, 2005 in Mumbai, India. It will offer 12 hours of CPE credits. The conference aims to study laws, accounting, taxation and other issues related to the complex construction sector. Various technical sessions will be led by experts on topics such as contract drafting, real estate laws, stamp duty, NRIs investing in property, and accounting and tax compliance for construction projects. Registration is limited to 400 delegates on a first come first served basis, with fees varying based on membership status. No spot registrations will be allowed.

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    F OR Y O U R I N F O R M A T I O N CONFERENCE ON

    CPE Credit 12 Hours

    CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
    Day and Date: Venue:

    Organised by the Committee for Members in Industry of ICAI


    Saturday and Sunday 9th and 10th July 2005 (From 9.00 AM 6.00 PM) Thakur Auditorium, Western Express Highway, Thakur Village, Kandivli (East), Mumbai.

    About the Conference


    Construction Industry is one of the infrastructure industries that has been consistently considered as a thrust area by Government of India. There have been number of incentives from time to time by the Governments both Central and the State - to continuously encourage this industry. However, it is also observed that incentives by the Governments come with many complex conditions, sometimes amendments in the applicable laws go on being enacted to plug actual or perceived loopholes with the result that those laws become more and more complex. Further, construction projects and transactions in immovable properties carry high values leading to high stakes for the parties involved. Moreover such projects and transactions are carried through over long duration of time and many a times over more than one accounting period. Long duration in carrying through such transactions and projects complexities increase the possibilities of litigation. The purpose of this Conference is therefore to study and analyse relevant laws, accounting and tax issues and related aspects with the help of prominent experts. Day 1: 9th July, Saturday

    Inaugural Session
    Chief Guest: Keynote Speaker: Technical Sessions Subjects Drafting documents like Agreements for sale, Conveyance deeds, Development agreements, Gift deeds, Power of Attorneys, Declarations etc. Laws relating to lease, tenancy, license and business conducting agreements, franchisee agreements distinguishing features and documentation under various tenancy and related laws (including Transfer of Property Act, 1882, MOFA, 1963, Aptt. Ownership Act, 1963, various State Co-operative laws). Stamp duty and registration - law and procedure applicable to Letters of Allotment, Power of Attorneys, Agreement for Sale, Conveyance, Development Agreements Transactions of immovable properties by NRIs and related FEMA & tax provisions (including effects of 100% FDI in construction industry, investment abroad by residents in immovable properties) Resource Persons Shri S. C. Kothari, Advocate and Solicitor Shri Mulraj Shah, Advocate & Solicitor Shri Kamlesh Vikamsey, President, ICAI Shri V. Murali, Chairman, Committee for Members in Industry of ICAI

    Shri Kantilal Unadkat, Advocate and Solicitor Shri Rashmin Sanghavi, Chartered Accountant

    Day 2: 10th July; Sunday


    Accounting & Audit aspects in construction industry (with specific reference to applicability and methodology under Accounting Standard (7 ) Tax issues in respect of construction industry (Sections 80IB (10), 44AD, 50C, TDR Transactions etc.) Works contract, sales tax issues in construction industry Service tax in construction industry Shri Natraj Ramkrishna, Chartered Accountant Shri Tarun Ghia, Chartered Accountant Shri Janak Vaghani, Chartered Accountant Shri Sanjeev Agarwal, Chartered Accountant, Editor, Service Tax Journal.

    Valedictory Session Presided by: Valedictory Address: Shri V. Murali, Chairman, Committee for Members in Industry of ICAI Shri T.N.Manoharan, Vice President, ICAI

    THE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT

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    MAY 2005

    F OR Y O U R I N F O R M A T I O N
    PARTICIPATION FEES

    Rs. 1000 FOR MEMBERS ENROLLED BEFORE 01.04.1999, Rs. 750 FOR MEMBERS ENROLLED ON OR AFTER 01.04.1999 AND Rs. 1200 FOR OTHERS

    Registration for this programme is restricted to 400 delegates only. Registration will be on first come first served basis. No Spot Registration

    Programme Director
    Shri Uttam Agarwal, Central Council Member and Vice Chairman, Committee for Members in Industry, ICAI , 09322270069 [email protected] Coordinator Shri B. C. Jain, Member, WIRC of ICAI 09821117813 Official Coordinators Dr. T. Paramasivan, Deputy Director (Tech), Ms. Sarbani Kapoor, Senior Faculty, Mumbai Computer Training Centre, ICAI, New Delhi. [email protected] Western Regional Office of ICAI, Mumbai 09350799934; 011 - 23378310 [email protected] 022 - 22154591 The delegate fee may be remitted by cheque (for Mumbai) / demand draft drawn in favour of The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India payable at Mumbai and send only to Ms. Sarbani Kapoor, Senior Faculty, Mumbai Computer Training Centre, Western Regional Office of ICAI, Anveshak, 27, Cuffe Parade, Mumbai 400 005. For more detail contact either the Programme Director or Coordinator or the Official Coordinators or log on to http://icai.org/announ/nationalcon-icai.html. Members of ICAI are requested to quote their ICA1 membership number to facilitate timely issuance of CPE participation certificates.

    By the aforesaid resolution the Council waived the requirement of obtaining a printed copy of form no.109 on request from the Secretary bearing the stamp of the Institute, date of issue etc as provided for Regulation 61(2). In view of this resolution the students/members may download/obtain form no. 109 from the website of the Institute/ Institutes office(s) or use the format as contained in Chartered Accountants Regulations, 1988 and submit the same duly signed and completed in all respects to the concerned Decentralised office for noting the same on record. As regards Supplementary Deed of articles (form no. 107) the Council has resolved to waive the requirement of submission of original form no. 107 duly stamped as required under Regulation 58(3). It would be enough if the members/students submit a copy of the original form no. 107 to the concerned Decentralised Office within 60 days from the date of commencement of supplementary training for noting the same on records.

    A N N O U N C E M E N T

    HELP US TO SERVE YOU BETTER


    For the Information of Students
    With a view to removing the difficulties experienced by the members and students in respect of obtaining and submission of form no. 109 relating to termination of articles and also execution of form no. 107 relating to supplementary deed of serving the excess leave period, the Council has passed Resolution under Regulation 205 of Chartered Accountants Regulations simplifying the procedure for submission of Form no. 109 and 107.

    THE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT

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