There are openings in INFOSYS for CAs and MBAs (from good B-schools) having experience of 0-5 years as Associate Consultant / Consultants for Enterprise Solutions. The incumbent will undergo a training of 2 months. The training would consists of INFOSYS Processes & Methodologies and of course about prevalent technologies. In case if any of you or your relatives / friends are interested, then kindly send me your latest resumes at nikhileshmangal@... as soon as possible.
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Kindly note that I am a CA working in Infosys as an Associate Consultant. Please don’t intrude my mail box later seeking information about the status of resume. I shall inform you individually in case if your resume is selected for interview. In case if you donot get my mail within 10 days of your mailing me your resume, then u can assume that ur resume is rejected.
1. I am seeking your resume because company have asked me for resumes of fellow members and hence this mail sent to you / your group.
2. Hope this will also help our fellow members.
3. In case if anyone of you have already sent ur resumes or have been interviewed in last nine months may not send the resumes.
Warm Regards
Nikhilesh Mangal
If it is to be...... its upto me!
Income Tax Instruction No: 01/ 2005 dt.18-Mar-05- Discontinuance of Advice
Notes issued with Income Tax Refund Orders for Refunds up to Rs. 24.999/-
To
All Chief Commissioners of Income Tax & Directors General of Income Tax.
Reference Is invited to the following Circulars/ Instructions issued by
DOMS/CBDT from time to time wherein the procedure for issue of Refund
Orders was detailed: -
(1) DOMS Circular No. 3 dated 15.7.1980.
(ii) DOMS Circular No. 54 dated 16.12.1987
(iii) DOMS Instruction No. 58 dated 8.2.1988
(iv) CBDT Instruction No. 15/2003 dated 6.11.2003
2. With a view to improve Taxpayers service, the Board has decided to
discontinue the system of sending Advice Notes to the bank separately in
cases of refunds up to Rs. 24,999/-. Under the new system, no Advice Note
would be generated for refund orders up to an amount of Rs.24.999/-. For
refund orders of Rs. 25.000/- and above, one Advice Note would be made,
which would be sent to the Main Branch of State Bank of India. One
counterfoil of the refund cheque would continue to be retained by the
assessing officer for all refunds Issued by him regardless of the amount of
refund. All refunds of Rs. 25.000/- and above will now be drawn on only the
Main Branch of State Bank of India. The other branches in any station will
handle refunds only up to Rs.24,999/-.
3. The above changes in refund procedure will involve the following steps:-
(a) Issue of fresh refund stationery for different direct taxes with
cheques drawn on various branches of State Bank of Indiawith their
respective MICR codes.
(b) Issue of new types of refunds stationery for different direct taxes:
(i) for refunds up to Rs. 24.999/- (one refund cheque for assessee and one
counterfoil to be retained by the Assessing Officer).
(ii) for refunds of Rs. 25,000/- and above (one refund cheque for assessee,
one advice note to be sent to the Main Branch of State Bank of India and
one counterfoil to be retained by Assessing Officer.
(c) Distribution of the new refund stationary to all assessing officers.
Each assessing officer would receive one set of refund stationary for
refunds up to Rs.24,999/- for Corporation Tax and Income Tax and another
set of refund stationery for refunds of Rs.25,000/- and above for
Corporation Tax and Income Tax. Similarly, separate refund stationery for
Wealth Tax and other direct taxes would also be distributed.
(d) Surrender of unused old refund stationery by all assessing officers to
DIT(RSP&PR) after the new stationery is introduced.
4. Steps in this regard have already been Initiated by the Directorate of
System and Directorate of RSP&PR and the new refund stationery shall be
made available at all Held stations before the date of switchover to the
new system. Necessary steps for distribution of new refund stationery,
surrender of unused old stationery and Informing the assessing officer of
the new procedure of issuing refund orders have to be taken by the Chief
Commissioners/Directors General.
5. The monetary celling of Rs.24,999/- for issuance of refunds without an
Advice Note would also apply to Wealth Tax, Gift Tax and all other direct
taxes.
6. The Instructions Issued earlier on the subject may be treated as amended
to the extent indicated above. The security measures and other instructions
mentioned In the earlier Circulars/ Instructions will however continue to
be followed scrupulously.
7. The new refund procedure Is proposed to be introduced with effect from
1.4.2005. However, the exact date of switchover to the new refund system
will be communicated to the Board by a separate order.
Sd/-
Anand Jha
Director (Budget)
Hi
I cleared by ISA (Information System Audit) exam conducted by ICAI.
Here are some of statistics relating to this exam :-
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Regards
Dinesh Chheda
No rebate u/s 88 from Tax on LTCG irrespective of the capital asset involved.
Rebate u/s 88 is available on tax on STCG from assets other than Shares available irrespective of date of sale and on slae of shares prior to 01.10.2004 i.e. upto 30.09.2004.
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Want some stuff on Project Finance. Like.... what is Project Finance, how to prepare a report for procuring Project Finance (formats will be helpful), What does banks / Financial institution looks in Project Finance Report to sanction the loan. How is it different from Corporate Finance.
Your help in forwarding such info would be superb...
Thanks in Advance.
Warm Regards
Nikhilesh Mangal
If it is to be...... its upto me!
Hello Every Body
I have a question relating to the Capital Gains as
follows :
Recently the old shares(say 100 shares) of Rs. 10 each
of L&T were split into the two..i.e 50 new L&T shares
of Rs. 2 each and 40 Ultra Tech shares of Rs. 10 each.
I want to know what will the cost of acquition for the
new shares i.e. New L&T and Ultra Tech shares.
Thanks and Regards
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Can the person A get the HRA benefit in the following case;
A (male) is married to B (female)
A & B jointly (50:50) own a house in a City. No other house is owned by A. Both of them live in the jointly owned house. A works in a Company, where HRA is a Salary component. A pays rent to B for the 50% share of the house owned by B and submits the rent proof to the company.
Question is will he get the HRA benefit.
Warm Regards
Nikhilesh Mangal
If it is to be...... its upto me!
With Co. Salina lab ........ in Congo (Africa)
Savings of 6 lakhs p.a. which will be credited in Indian Account.
Weekly allowance of $ 100 which will be more than enough for that place.
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RBI hikes repo rate by 25bps
RBI governor Y V Reddy has hiked the repo rate by 25 basis points. The GDP
forecast has been cut to 6-6.5% and inflation
outlook upped to 6% from 5%.
The RBI has increased its signal interest rate - the repo rate by a quarter
percent to 4.75%, in the credit policy announced by
RBI Governor Y V Reddy today.
While indicating that growth and price stability will be balanced, the RBI has
signalled that inflation management will take
precedence. It has also increased it’s inflation target sharper than expected
to 6.5% from the earlier 5%.
The mid term review has lowered the GDP growth target to 6 to 6.5%. It had
earlier forecast growth at between
6.5 to 7%. The RBI says high oil prices and a deficient monsoon that came in at
87% of normal will hurt growth.
It warns that even this target could get upset by sharper than expected rises
in oil prices or a global slowdown.
The RBI expresses concerns over oil prices and says that the effects of the
increase here are yet to be
fully played out in the domestic economy. The bank says there are clear signs
of a pick up in investment
demand as indicated by strong growth in capital goods imports.
There is evidence that corporate expansion plans have been bought forward and
scaled up. As a result the
bank expects the growth of non-food credit is expected to increase by 19%
against an earlier projected 16.5%.
Following are highlights of the credit policy:
The bank rate has been left unchanged at 6%.
The repo rate has been hiked by 25 basis points, to 4.75%
The reverse repo rate has been left unchanged
GDP target has been lowered to 6-6.5%
Average inflation rate for the year has been raised by a whole 100 bps to 6.5%
from 5%.
Composite loan limit for SSI up from Rs 50 lakh to Rs 1 crore
The Cash Reserve Ratio, CRR, has been left unchanged
RBI has said that agriculture growth of 3% is unlikely to materialise
7 and 14 day Repos will be discontinued from November 1
M3 growth is projected lower at 5.4% this year, against 7.8%
Projected expansion of money supply has been retained at 14%.
Credit demand has been “far more than anticipated”, says the RBI
Non-Food credit is seen rising 19%, upped from the earlier call of a 16
–16.5% gain.
Global capital flows outlook is still seen positive
Ceiling on NRE rates has been raised to LIBOR plus 50 basis points
It says that capital goods import strength shows revival of investment demand
Current account surplus is likely to stay despite increase in imports
The government has completed 29% of the budgeted net borrowing target at Rs
26,233 crore,
and has completed 49.8% of the targeted gross borrowing target at Rs 75,044
crore, says the RBI
Central government revenue deficit is higher by 3.5% at Rs 62,906 crore, upto
August 2004,
compared to the same period last year. The gross fiscal deficit is up by about
20.8% at Rs 52,509
crore upto August 2004 compared to the same period last year.
Priority sector limit advances have been enhanced to improve farm credit.
Banks will increase disbursements to small and marginal farmers under the
Special Agricultural
Credit Plan, SACP, March 2007
Private banks have been urged to formulate SACPs from 2005-06 targeting annual
growth of 20-25%
Composite loan limit has been enhanced for SSI entrepreneurs from Rs 50 lakh to
Rs 1 crore.
Banks can extend direct finance to housing sector upto Rs 15 lakh under the
priority sector
Banks may finance distressed urban poor to repay debt to non-institutional
lenders
IBA to make suggestions to NCAER on the Kisan Credit Scheme
RIDF X established with corpus of Rs 8,000 crore
Bank finance to NBFC's for second hand assets
Further move towards pure inter-bank call money market
IPA's to report issuance of CP on NDS Platform by the end of the day
Automated value-free transfer of securities between market participants & CCIL
has been facilitated
Capital index bond is to be introduced during 2005-06 in consultation with the
government
Study group to be stepped up to strengthen the OMO framework
Booking of forward contracts by exporters/importers has been relaxed
Internal group on forex market has been constituted
Lending by Non bank entities to call market has been cut to 30% from 45% of
average lending in 2001
Second draft guidelines on "Ownnership & Governance" is to be put in public
domain soon
Temporary risk containment measures prescribed on housing and consumer loans
NBFCs have been encouraged to phase out public deposits
Detailed guidelines for Residuary Non Banking companies to be issued
Standing Advisory Committee on UCB's chaired by Deputy Governor is to meet on a
quarterly basis
National settlement system is expected to be operationalised in early 2005
CBDT to grant refunds upto Rs 25,000 crore through Electronic Clearing System
facility.
AD's can issue guarantee upto $20 m for importers.
Increase in credit to the following sectors has been announced: petroleum,
infrastructure,
electricity, construction metals, pharmaceuticals, automobiles
Reactions:
I-Sec says that the hike in repo rate has been as per expectation, and is a
logical step. It says
that going forward, yields might drift out given oil price rise, and interest
rate hike fears. It expects
another rate hike in the next few months, and says that the 10-year yield may
touch 7% in the next few weeks.
F.No.220/1/2004/ITA.II
Government of India
Ministry of Finance
Department of Revenue
Central Board of Direct Taxes
New Delhi, the 20th October, 2004
Order u/s.119(1) of the Income tax Act 1961.
           The last date for filing of return within the meaning of
Explanation 2(c) to Section 139(1) of the Income Tax Act, 1961 had been
extended from 31st July 2004 to 31st October, 2004. The last date for
filing of return in the case of corporate assessees, assessees whose
accounts are required to be audited u/s.44AB and assessees filing returns
under first proviso to section 139(1), is 31st October, 2004. The 30th and
31st October, 2004 being holidays (Saturday and Sunday), the income tax
authorities are hereby directed to make arrangements for accepting returns
of income on 30th and 31st of October, 2004. This direction is issued for
administrative convenience. Further, any returns filed on 01-11-2004 will
be deemed to have been filed within due date in view of the Board’s
Circular No.639 dated 13-11-1992.
Sd/-
(J.B. Chandrakar)
JCIT (OSD) (ITA.II)
Copy to:-
1Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Chairman (DT), All Members, CBDT
2Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â All Cadre Controlling CCsIT for further
necessary action
in respect of their region.
Sd/-
(J.P. Chandrakar)
JCIT (OSD) (ITA.II).
ISA Eligibility Test :
Please find the Guidelines for appearing in ISA
Eligibility Test at http://isaicai.org/ET_Guidelines.html.
Eligibility Test which is to be held on Saturday, 20th
November 2004 at 9.00 AM.
Find file attached containing details of ISA Eligibility Test :-
(See attached file: ET.doc)
Please note that LAST DATE FOR SUBMITTING THE DETAILS IN FORM - A is 30th
October 2004. The form has to be filled online.
Regards
Dinesh Chheda
HAMARA EK DOST 7-8 BAR C.A. FINAL DENE PAR BHI JAB PASS NAHI HUA TO USANE
BHAGWAN SHANKAR KI TAPASYA SHURU KAR DI
Hey ! Prabhu tum jag ke swami ho,
Is yug mein anteryaami ho,
Ek ungli par prithvi utha sakte ho,
Ek netra khulane par pralaya la sakte ho,
Par ek kam hai jo tum nahi kar sakte,
Kitna bhi chaho par C.A. pass nahi kar sakte.
PRABHU BOLE
Yah asur kon hai, is atyachari ka kya naam hai,
Itna to batao ki C.A. kis chidiyan ka naam hai.
DOST BOLA
Kosata hoon usako jisane bazar banaya,
Len-den ke liye Rupiya chalaya,
Sahukaar jise munshi kahkar rakha karte hai,
Padhe-likhe Munshi ko hi log C.A. kaha karte hai.
1947 mein desh aazad hua to logon ne vo din khushi se manaya,
1948 mein Gandhiji chale gaye to hamne shok manaya,
par aane wale sal mein ek bada bhuchal aaya,
1949 mein jab C.A. Regulation Act aaya.
Bas tabhi se shuru hui yah kahani hai,
Har student ki aankhon mein pani hai,
Intelligence patience isake upchar hai,
Kya aapka yah pariksha aajmane ka vichar hai.
PRABHU BOLE THIK HAI MEIN C.A. KARKE DEKHUNGA AUR ARTICLESHIP KARNE KE LIYE
PWC PAHUNCH GAYE.
PWC ka darwaza khatkhataya,
Ander se kisi ne aawaz dekar bulaya,
102,103 saath mein laye ho,
trishul aur damru liye kya nautanki karne aaye ho.
Dusare din Prabhu ki aankhon mein aansu aaye,
Jab apne bade-bade bal katwaye,
Tisari aankh ko chhupa liya tha,
Ab to pant aur shirt bhi sila liya tha.
Bina tie ke baat nahi jami thi,
Haath mein bag ki kami thi,
Pahle thode critical lagte the,
Ab PWC ke article lagte the.
Jis haath mein trishul rahta tha,
Us haath mein pen lal tha,
Audit par voucher aur file dekhkar,
shivji ka bura hal tha.
PRABHU BOLE
Vatsa ek baat batao yah Sunday kya hota hai,
Log us din bade majhe karte hai jab Sunday hota hai,
To matlab 6 din ke bad kal hum bhi majhe karenge,
Nahi Prabhu aaj baithkar aap kal ki CC ki taiyaari karenge.
Bhagwan ne class karne ki sochi aur Zaware join kar li
Zaware join kar li hai,
Kal Ganphule bhi karna hai,
Exam pas aa rahe hai,
Padhai bhi shuru karna hai.
Din bitate gaye sabse bada mahina aa gaya,
October mein kam karke Shivji ko pasina aa gaya.
PRABHU KHUD SE BOLE
Hey Bhagwan itna kam Kailash par bhi kabhi nahi kiya,
Kya paap kiya tha meine jo mujhe yaha la diya,
DOST BOLA
Abhi to aapko Inter Pass karna hai,
Khud ko to FINAL mein khub yaad karna hai.
3 Mahine Shivji ne khub padhai ki, Inter pass hone par hamare dost ne unhe
badhai di
BHAGWAN BOLE
Yah to bada aasan kam tha,
Kya C.A. is chidhiya ka naam tha.
DOST BOLA
Inter to pinzare ka naam hai,
Jisme Panchhi phas jata hai,
Andhar padhe Apple ko dekhkar,
Sada ke liye Dhans jata hai.
SHIVJI NE I.T. KARNE KI SOCHI
Shivji ko I.T. karne ka shouk chada,
Apply karne chal padhe,
Chhan liye the har daftar,
Har bank dekh liye bade-bade.
Yahi to daulat ki maya hai,
Jisane CITI BANK ka deewana banaya hai,
Shivji ki kismet bhi chal padi,
10000 Rs. dekhkar bole apni to nikal padhi.
FINAL ka course dekhkar Prabhu Hairaan huye,
Kab padunga yah sochkar pareshan huye,
Dost bola yah to bas shuruwat hai,
Isi soch mein bitegi aapki har raat hai.
Pahle paper ki raat thi,
Badi pareshani ki baat thi
Chinta dikh rahi thi Prabhu ke chehare par,
Soch rahe the kuchh bat rah-rah kar.
APNE MURT (ORIGINAL) ROOP MEIN AAKAR PRABHU BOLE
Khush hoon mein tumhari mehnat dekhkar,
Achraj hai mujhe tumhara patience dekhkar,
Mehnat yunhi pani ho jaye to dukh hota hai,
Insaan ho tum tumhara bhi man rota hai
Par waqt par bharosa rakh tub hi pass hoga,
Kal har C.A. student ka aur mera saath hoga,
Is bar taiyaari aur jor se kar, mujhe phir bulana hai,
Apna khud ka office tujhe mujhase hi khulvana hai
Hi,
Simple Solutions is a consulting organisation, which has got a
mandate from a leading IT organisation in India for providing
professional service. Simple Solutions is looking for a Chartered
Accountant, who can work on assignment basis for around 45 days in
Washington DC, USA.
The CA should have more than 5 years of
professional experience. The candidate should be well versed with
internal audit process and requisite process documentation. He/She
should have an excellent communication skills
The assignment would
involve understanding the client's accounting processes, document it and
suggest various controls and checks for better management. The candidate
would be required to have a ready passport.
The candidate would be
paid a professional fees, daily expenditure reimbursement on per diem
basis and all expenses relating to visa and travel.
In case, if any
one is interested, please mail directly your resume to the following
address:
jineshbshah@...jinshah@...
Regards,
Smruti Savla
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Dear All,
We attach the Flash News on notification of the Securities Transaction Tax
effective 1 October 2004. We hope you will find the same useful.
Regards,
Knowledge Management Team
(See attached file: STT Rules- Central Govt.pdf)
this one seems to be very urgent....and the packagae is
gonna be around 9 Lacs per annum....
Our Client was established in Chennai in 2000 as a
development center to provide IT solutions for the financial services
industry. An energized work environment is created with people hired from
the best schools and leading IT companies.With our client the
opportunities are fantastic to grow in knowledge and skill while gaining
invaluable insights into the workings of global organizations. They are
certified from Microsoft, Cisco, Oracle, Lotus, IBM, and Sun Microsystems
add to the technical depth. A hands-on leadership and metrics-based
management give every individual a personal goal to pursue within the
framework of the corporate focus.
Responsibilities:
1. Requirement and validate the scope of the project.
2. Preparation of risk analysis and mitigation plan.
3. Preparation of Business Requirement Document
4. Development of Use Cases
5. Requirement Analysis for a request for proposals (RFIs, RFPs) like
process requirement, future scalability requirement etc.
6. Identifying the scope and out of scope for the project,
listing down the assumptions
7. Develop the approach document and functional architecture
for the proposed solution
8. Effort estimation based on functional point analyses technique
9. Develop the project plan for implementation activities
with the time lines.
Description:
1. Exposure in process documentation and describing product
capability tothe project management team of the client.
2. Requirement analysis, preparation of the BRD and Use cases.
3. Identifying and analyzing gaps vis-a-vis the client
requirement and our banking product.
4. Preparing functional specification document.
5. Formulation of the business logic for various Brokerage
and Mutual fund processing module.
6. System Integration testing of our investment Banking product offering.
Pls revert with your updated cv asap.
Thanks & Regards,
Suganya P
Saaki Search
044 - 23714645 / 4648
suganya@...
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Mail as below. Please contact Ritaksha at transiti@...
if
interested...
Location :Mumbai
a} Insurance based BPO in : 3-5 yrs exp in process re
engineering
b} India's no.1 BPO : 1-6 yrs exp in data modelling and
statistical background
Delhi -
a}US Based Risk Organistaion : Profiles with experience in Monte Carlo
Simulations and CardMetrics exposure- 1-4 yrs.
b} India's no.1 BPO : 1-6 yrs exp in data modelling and
statistical background
Hyd
c}Captive Arm of US Bank :1-6 yrs exp. with equity and
investment exposure .Knowledge of Databases - factiva/bloomberg etc would
be an
additional advantage.
The above three are in set up stage.Do offer peole challenges in terms of
being a part of the pilot team
Regards
Ritaksha
Please contact Vijay at topjobs@... if
interested...
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The Elitists, an IIM Alumni venture actively supported by
Alumni from IIM's, XLRI and TISS, is a leading Executive Placement and
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preferably with an
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of the Banking
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Preferably have alteast 1 year of experience in these
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Please find appended another mandate that we have got ABN
Amro Bank.Would appericiate it greatly if you could post it to your egroup
and mark a copy to me..
We are on a look out for Sales Manager- Personal Loans and Sales
Manager- Cards.
The candidate should have one to two years of sales
experience preferably in the FMCG, Insurance, Telecom or another Bank,
post MBA.
Should have very strong relationship and team handling skills.
The knowledge of financial products would be an advantage
but not an essential as the bank has an intensive training programme.
The most important criteria is the flair for selling
and channel management skills.
The CTC of the position is 5 lacs onwards + other banking perks and
incentives.
Age:24 - 28 years
The Positions are based in Chennai / Hyderabad/ Bangalore.
We are also on a look out for Relationship Managers
-Preferred Banking for ABN Amro Bank.(4 positions)
(servicing the clients with a/c's over 30 lacs)
The candidate should have about four years of
experience in financial
product like Mutual funds/ equities/ trade/ Insurance etc.
He/she should either be from another bank ( In a
relationship role)
or AMC. Candidates who are presently into client servicing
role or relationship management role in the service/ telecom
industry and are keen to shift to banking may also apply.The candidate
needs to
have extremely strong relationship skills and a flair for selling. He/she
would be responsible for acquiring new relationships for the bank and
servicing the existing ones. The salary is not a constraint for the right
candidate.
Age: 26 -32 yrs.
Location: Chennai
Thanks and regards
Shivani Sharma
Quest Partners
C-3 Mount Chambers
3rd Floor
758 Anna Salai,Chennai
600002
Mobile : 9840127607
Phone: 044-52140243
E-mail: shivanisharma@...
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HI all,
A premier company in Hyderabad(www.yash.com) requires
functional, technical and techno-functional consultants who have more than
1 yrs
experience working on Oracle ERP preferably 11i (also 10.7 ok) urgently
for permamnent positions. Salary is not a constraint. The
functional consultants should have exposure in any of the
Financials, Mfg, OM, Purchasing, HRMS, CRM modules, while technical guys
should have exposure in Apps forms, reports, pl/sql. Both the functional
and technical guys should have at least a total of more than 3
yrs of IT experience to be considered. The functional guys should
preferably be a MBA or CA.
Mail your resumes only at nitinb@... asap to be considered. The
requirements are very very urgent.
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Edelweiss is a leading investment banking, securities broking and
investment management company based in Mumbai, India (www.edelcap.com).
We are looking at candidates from 2001 to 2004 batches for the
following positions in Mumbai.
Associates/Managers - Investment Banking
Role Description - Work in teams for structuring and executing fund raising
and MŔtransactions, both in the public and private markets. Assist in
developing and strengthening client relationships (domestic/overseas).
Requirements - High level of motivation & commitment, multi-tasking,
strong analytical skills and ability to work in teams is essential. Prior
experience in equity markets/financial advisory is desirable. Experience
of handling clients will be an advantage.
Please send your resumes to - careers@...
Contact Details
Vaswati Arora
Manager - HR
Edelweiss Capital Limited
14th Floor, Express Towers, Nariman Point, Mumbai - 400 021
022 - 22864400; 22864344
vaswti.arora@...
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Hi,
We are a recruitment agency- HuRes Capital.
(www.hurescapital.com ).
We recruit for various Fortune 500 companies in various sectors.
Some of our clients are: Ernst & Young, KPMG, ICICI Prudential, PWC,
Johnson & Johnson and various other clients mentioned on our website.
A couple of our current requirements are
Business Advisory Services/ Business Analysts: Big4 Consultancy firms
1)Senior Associates
2)Consultants
Consultancy services for different clients and verticals of
our client, Mumbai
gunjans@...
Business Advisory services/ Business Analyst: Big4
consultancy firms
Senior associates- MAJOR IN BANKING & INSURANCE DOMAIN
gunjans@...
Transaction Advisory services - Valuations(valuations for services, mergers
and acquisitions, advisory services, sellouts and takeovers, equity and
shares etc.)
1)Associate Vice President
2)Senior Associates
gunjans@...
HR Managers ? generalist role of Hr- the entire gamut of hr, payroll,
competency mapping.. etc etc
gunjans@...
Business Analyst: finance domain ? THE INDUSTRY
Junior: B.E + M.B.A
Senior : B.E + M.B.A + black belt masters
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Assistant quality managers
7 positions
six sigma green belt certified
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Risk Management Consultants: Prudential
CA / MBA
25-30 age group
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Freshers in MBA HR
gunjans@...mohan@...
Global Accounts Managers (GAM)
MBA with 7 years + experience
Handling key client accounts
pujap@...
ThankYou.
Please let me know if you require any more details.
Gunjan Shroff / Puja Punjabi
HuRes Capital
56970162, 28381613
B-6, Chandra Niwas
Marol Church Road,
Andheri East.
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Hindustan Lever Limited has openings for the post of Area
Sales and Customer Managers.
Anyone with 0 to 3 years of work experience in sales and
interested in the position may send in their resumes to me.
Atul
atul.sinha@...
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Hi
As per our telecon sending across the JD for position in
Mumbai.
Requirement for:
MBA marketing with an agricultural background.
Experience: 4 ? 5 years (preferably in rural areas)
If you can please pass this around.
Thanks.
Warm Regards,
From the desk of,
Puja Punjabi,
HuRes Capital,
Tel.Nos. ( 022 ) 28381613 / 28245687/ 56777407 / 56970162 /
39512107
URL : www.hurescapital.com
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On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 Shivani quest partners wrote :
>Glacier
>
>Dear Akash,
>Hi, how are you. Mentioned below are some Senior mandates that we are
currently working on.Would appreciate it if you could post it to your yahoo
group and mark a copy to me.
>
We are looking for Head Treasury Sales East / West for one
of the leading private bank of the country. The candidate should have 5 to
8 years of years of relevant experience in a similar role with another
bank. The
catch of this position is negotiable ( 10 lakhs - 15 lakhs) The openings
are in Bombay and Calcutta.
>
We are also looking for Senior Relationship Manager for ABN
Amro Bank . The candidate should have about 4 to 6 years of relevant
experience in the Service industry/insurance/ banking/AMC's.
The candidate should have excellent people skills and should be able to
source new relationships for the bank and service the existing ones. This
is a grade L position. The ctc of this position is between 8 to 12 lacs
(negotiable).
The location for this position is Calcutta.
The Senior Relationship Manager is also open with another MNC Bank.
The candidate should have 4 to 5 years of relevant banking experience.
The Ctc is negotiable ( 10 lakhs onwards). The location is Calcutta.
>
>Please feel free to contact us for further clarifications.
>
>Thanks and regards
>Shivani Sharma
>Quest Partners
>C-3 Mount Chambers
>3rd Floor
>758 Anna Salai,Chennai
>600002
>Mobile : 9840127607
>Phone: 044-52140243
>E-mail: shivanisharma@...
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Voice:+91(080)25262303,ext - 33
email: neha@...
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"Inspired by Careers"
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Company- One of the Top IT MNC ( $ billion Services Company)
with offices across the globe (NASDAQ Listed)
Designation - Associate Consultant / Consultant
Location - Bangalore
Remuneration - Best in the Industry
Exp - 3 - 7 yrs with post MBA exp of at least 3 yrs
Qualification - MBA from premier Inst
Domain - Retail / Supply Chain Mgt
Industry - IT / Non IT
Desired Skills - Retail Consulting, Distribution Planning,
InventoryMgmt, Supply Chain Mgt, Franchisee Mgt, Logistics Mgt.
Desired Profile: Working with Big Consulting Firms like PWC,
E&Y, KPMG, Mc Kinsey, Accenture, Deloitte Consulting , Wipro ,
TCS or could be from HLL, Arvind Brands with experience in Retail
or SCM Nature of Work - Retail Consulting for International
Clients,
Functional Role: Strategizing, Planning, Mapping & Meeting Client's
Specifications
1. CONSULTANCY FIRMS: BIG 4
Vice President, Delhi
Associate Consultants, Mumbai & Delhi
Associate Vice President ,Mumbai
Profile
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Corporate finance - Valuations, mergers & acquisitions - business
development / business advisory services: finance domain , financial
services
Contact
gunjans@...
2. Head of IT:
for details contact Aditee Naik
aditeen@...
3. Risk Management, IT Security, and Systems Audit:
Consultancy firms
as well as industry firms, Mumbai
sharonc@...
ThankYou.
Please contact us for further details on the job profile and
further
questions.
Gunjan Shroff
HuRes Capital
B-6, Chandra Niwas
Marol Church Road,
Andheri East.
+ 91 56970162 , +91 (22) 2838 1613 , +91 (22) 2824 5687
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Hello,
Please go through the job posting by going through the
link below:
http://www.paconsulting.com/join_pa/apply_online/#
"PA Consulting Group is a leading management, systems and technology
consulting firm. Operating worldwide in more than 35 countries.
We are looking for dynamic, technical consultants with
excellent client focus, who are selfless and team oriented, ethical,
commercially driven and who strive to excel to join us. The role will suit
ambitious candidates from industry or consulting sectors with significant
experience
at the appropriate level."
Warm regards,
Srijit
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Cell: +91 98195 63688
Thanks!
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People-One Consulting,
Regent court, 2nd floor,
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Koramangala,B'lore.
Contact No Off. - 25506020
Mobile No:9886279421
E-Mail - anjum@...
URL - www.people-one.com
Company: Kanbay
Position: Consulting Practice Head
Reporting To: VP - Recruitment, Kanbay India
Location: Pune
Requirement:
We are looking at a senior professional from the BIG 5 Consulting
firms having experience in IT consulting.
Should be currently heading the IT consulting Practice in any of the
BIG 5.
Should have a market update on the Software field, HR field and
should play an Analyst role.
Position Summary/Responsibilities:
Will be responsible for setting up and heading the IT
consulting
Practice
for Kanbay globally.
No. of years of work ex: 8+ years
Educational Background: BE/MBA from reputed universities
CTC: Negotiable.
FYI,
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Dear Candidate,
We have been retained by an MNC based in Mumbai into shipping business.they
are kooking for the following profile for Ahmd branch.....
a) Executive- Sales,Ahmedabad , MNC
Purpose of the Position:-
Handle Sales activities to achieve Business Plans and
exceed Budget figures in Maersk Logistics India Pvt. Ltd in
Ahmd Branch:
To serve clients VAS/Ocean requirements through innovative
and reliable logistics solutions.
To improve competitive edge in VAS/Ocean activities by
reducing the cost of operation and developing new business
opportunities
General Tasks:-
Ř Customer service management and relationship
building
Ř Market VAS/Ocean services in the local market, and
support regional and central initiatives on market
development
Ř Constantly optimize our profitability and deliver
financial business results as per agreed objectives.
Ř Report adequately and regularly on performance and
developments
Ř Streamline and standardize all contracts both with
suppliers and vendors. Ensure they are all within legal
framework and minimize exposure/liabilities
Ř Keep an up-to-date knowledge of the Logistics
Industry, its evolving trends and practices. Suggest
improvements from time to time.
Ř Keep a record of the performance of
suppliers/shipping lines for future decisions
Key Performance
1. Deliver set sales target to achieve budget as stated
below for the year 2004
- Ensure strict adherence of laws, rules and
regulations laid by customs Authority of
India.
2. Marketing and Business Development
Requirements
Essential:
§ Expertise in Logistics sales processes
§ Thorough knowledge of USL and other important
company policies
§ Acquire comprehensive awareness of:
- Various SOP's
- Shipping and trade knowledge
- Multi modal transportation of goods
- Customs and Port formalities
- Local procedures and practices of CFS,
Carriers-MSL etc
Customer Orientation
Communication
Leadership skills and Decision Making
Analytical skills
Planning abilities
Coordination/liaison with external entities
Preferred:
Knowledge of Customs and Allied Acts
Transportation
Salary Negotiable.
b) Product Development Manager - MNC Mumbai based ..asian
leaders in Sales and Marketing of IT Hardware products...
Profile:
1.MBA 2000 ONWRADS
2.EXPERIENCE 2YRS N ABOVE
3.Profile is a combination of Sales and Marketing, candidate
who can drive their sales through....vendor communication,
product promotion etc
4.location Mumbai
5.Desg Marketing Manager
6.skills: Negotiator
Aggressive
Customer Orientation
Communication
Leadership skills and Decision Making
Analytical skills
Planning abilities
Coordination/liaison with external entities
In case the above profile suits plz mail us at ssa@...
Warm Regards,
Vinay
Swift Learning Systems
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Hi all,
There is an urgent requirement at GE in Hyderabad.
Company: GE Capital International Services
Industry: BPO
Location: Hyderabad
Role: Black Belt
Description: A Black Belt is an internal consultant within
the organization and is responsible for understanding the
existing business processes and suggest and implement ways
to improve processes and make substantial needle movements -
increase productivity, reduce costs etc. Post a 18-24 stint
in this role, it is expected that you are well positioned to
take on a leadership role within GE.
Candidate profile: Essential - 4-7 years of experience ;
Desirable - IIT/IIM preferred. Past experience in consulting
would be an added advantage. Most importantly, you should
have the fire in the belly to stretch and make changes
If keen, please send your resume to krishna.kumar6@....
Please do not re-apply if applied in the last 6 months.
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Hi All,
We are currently looking at MBA -98, 97,96 batch for
relationship management role in a leading MNC Bank for
their Corporate Banking team based Delhi. The
candidate should have around 4+ yrs of exp in
relationship managment in Corporate Banking handling
a portfolio of min 500 Cr.
In case you are interested oin exploring the
opportunity please send in a latest copy of your
resume at veenu.nehru@...
In case of any further clarifications, please feel
free to touchbase with me at 9811393128.
Regards,
Veenu Nehru
Consulting & Financial Services Practice
ABC Consultants Pvt. Ltd
909, Hemkunt Towers,
98 Nehru Place
New Delhi - 110 019
Mb : 9811393128
Direct : 52393960
Tel # +91 11 26480224
Fax # +91 11 26416431
E-mail : veenu.nehru@...
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I have heard from a friend of mine that Progeon (An Infosys Company)
is looking at hiring people from IIM batch of 1998 to 2004.
Role: Industry / Credit / Economics research
Salary: More than market
Location: Bangalore
Please send your resume to any one of the following alumni
Naveen_kumar@...Samik_majumdar@...Dhiraj@...Manjesh_verma@...Subrat_mohanty@...
cheers,
apoorva
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hi!
We are an Executive Search firm currently looking for
Product managers for a reputed , and growing Indian bank to be based in
Mumbai
All those intersted should send their updated Resumes ASAP
only to namratapawar@...
here are the details :
Purpose : Senior Product Manager -Assets
Job Description : To provide total product management (development,
marketing & sales) support to the home loans portfolio
Experience : 6-10 yrs People with less experience can
apply for product manager levels
Qualifications : CA/MBA premier school
Skills : Strong marketing/finance fundamentals
Consumer Insight on loans (desirable)
Product Management of financial products & services
Key Deliverables : Develop new/enhance loans products,
right from new product development to launch of the product in the market
place. Customize and offer innovative products
2. Develop marketing strategy in close coordination with the
marketing team, to market all products at National level
3. Build processes/technology/systems to ensure highest
level of customer service for the products
4. Work closely with the sales team to promote loans products and provide
training to branch managers / sales managers / customer service team
5. Measure effectiveness of all marketing/product
development activities done
6 competitive benchmarking of such practices in the market place,
develop a network for gathering market intelligence
Competencies : Shows Initiative & drive for results/ Able to take
independent decisions
Ability to think out-of-the-box/Innovation
Analytical Skills
Excellent interpersonal skills
Salary - 12-15 lacs for senior product manager
and 6-8 lacs forproduct manager
candidates with strong marketing , processing & technology
exposure
shud
apply .people from any financial services/ insurance /banks
with
good
product management exposure can apply
rgds
Namrataa Pawar
9892421272 ( mumbai)
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Job Title: Product Manager
Company: Oracle
(Please note: Candidates need to be US residents)
DEPARTMENT DESCRIPTION:
The ADS (Application Demonstration Services) Demonstration
Build team is responsible for the definition and implementation of
demonstration
scenarios that showcase the EBusiness applications. These include
individual in-depth demonstrations of each product's functionality and
integrated demonstrations scenarios that span across the E-Business
suite (CRM & ERP). Scenarios created by the ADS Demo Build
team have wide reaching impact and serve as critical input to Oracle's
sales
organization, consulting, training, marketing, quality assurance, and
product management teams.
This is a dynamic and energetic group, which can provide the
candidate with continuous learning opportunities, interaction with
multiple organizations (sales, product management, product
development) and the opportunity to provide input on product enhancements,
thus
making a direct impact on future direction of the Oracle EBusiness
Suite.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
-- Serve as product owner for multiple Oracle Marketing family products.
-- Design product demonstrations to meet horizontal,
industry and country requirements and to highlight the product's
competitive
positioning and integration points.
-- Interface with Oracle Sales Force to understand
customer/market requirements & key differentiators to best enhance demo
scenarios.
-- Work closely with product management and development teams to
implement applications and supporting transactional data to
develop integrated demonstration flows that communicate product
strategy and functionality.
-- Drive issue resolution and product enhancements.
-- Script the completed demonstrations as well as prepare
demonstration guidelines for Sales Consultants.
-- Provide training to Sales Consultants and support
-- Ensure successful product releases based on company priorities.
-- Provide second-level product support to the field sales
consultants on all functional issues and delivery of customer demos.
QUALIFICATIONS:
-- BA/BS Required.
-- 2+ years experience implementing, using or selling with Oracle ERP
applications (exceptional candidates with Oracle CRM or another
vendor's applications will be considered); Software implementation
experience is a plus.
-- Experience with Oracle Trade Management and/or Oracle
Partner
Relationship Management is a plus.
-- Solid understanding the Financial applications such as Accounts
Receivables, Accounts Payables, General Ledger etc.
-- Reasonable understanding of Marketing and Sales businessprocesses,
especially around trade marketing and selling via the partner/ broker
paradigm.
-- Must have good presentation and communication (verbal and written)
skills.
-- Ability to communicate and clearly articulate issues,
across a
spectrum from technical to senior management, is required.
-- Ability to work in a fast paced environment that is
constantly
evolving.
-- Proven track record of delivering results under pressure.
-- Must be detail-oriented and meticulous with strong
quality and
customer focus.
-- Be self-driven.
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Marico Industries Limited is looking for Area Sales Managers preferably
from batches 2002-04, with FMCG background. Anyone interested can mail me
their CV and I'll forward it.
regards
(LATKA)
Amitabha Das
>We are Kelly Services is a US $ 4.3 billion NASDAQ listed,
Fortune 500 staffing giant with over 2300 offices worldwide into
recruitments and staffing .
For one of our MNC FMCG clients we have a
following requirements:
We have 2 vacancies for Area Sales Manager Profile
About the Client
Our client is a 75 year old MNC into bakery and food products with
close to $13 billion turnover & major presence all across the globe.
Today India is a key market for them for both topline as well as bottom
line growth.
>
>Job Profile
>
>We are looking for Area Sales Manager(2 nos) responsible
for handling
>distributors for the entire state.
>
>Location
>
>1) Chennai( Handles entire Tamil Nadu)
>
>2) Hyderabad(Handles entire Andhra Pradesh)
>
>Exp - 1-3 years in a supervisory role
>
>Reporting to :Regional Manager
>
>Pls send your profiles at
amolgangaramany@...
>
>Also feel free to call on 9223379992 (Mobile) for any
queries.
>
>(We will be not be forwarding any profiles unless the
company name and
>detailed role is disclosed to you )
>
>
>Regards
>
>Amol Gangaramany
>Consultant
>
>Kelly Services Inda Pvt Ltd
>61,Maker Chambers III
>Nariman Point, Mumbai 400021.
>
>Tel: +91-22-5632 5775
>Fax: +91-22-5632 5780
>email: amolgangaramany@...
>
>Kelly Services - Talent At Work
>website: http://www.kellyservices.com
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WORKSHOP ON SERVICE TAX
Service Tax, a tax which was started with 3 services in the year 1994 now
extends to 76 services. Service Tax Law as it stands today, raises various
questions and issues such as vague definitions of services saught to be
covered raising various doubts about which services are covered and which
are not ? Circulars from different commissionerates gives different
interpretation of law, making the law very unpredictable, difficult to
understand and risky to practice. The rules for availing the Input credit
also have a lot of complexities and with the increase in the tax rates, the
same would be more and more critical.
This has created a huge gap between the professionals required for advising
and consulting on Service Tax matters and those practicing on the subject.
The knowledge of service tax has become a necessity not only for
practitioners, but also for those practicing on Accounting, Auditing, and
other Direct Tax Laws.
The Act is still in its infant stage and government seems to be keen to use
it as a powerful tool to raise revenue. It is still not late and there
exists an opportunity for oneself to plunge into this field of practice
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Job posted at www.naukri.com
Details of Vacancy
Business Enhancers
A top most consultancy in India.
Designation CA (CISA)
Job Description „« Management Audits of the various financial
products, viz Commercial Vehicles Finance, Consumer
Finance Group, Corporate Banking, Asset
Reconstruction Division, Retail Liabilities, etc.
„« Review of support functions, viz Facilities
Management Group, Information Technology Department,
Human Resources, Accounts Department, etc.
„« Information Systems Audit
„« Internal Audit of Branches.
„« NPA scrutiny, Review of Recovery / Collection
process
„« Preparing notes and reports for the Audit
Committee of the Board.
„« Participating in the Ist Tier Audit Committee
Meetings.
Desired Profile Qual:- CA with CISA Certification
Exp:- 3-5 Should have 2 years exp. in system audit.
Should have good communication skill
Minimum 3 years
experience
Maximum 5 years
experience
Location Karnataka - Bangalore, Maharashtra - Mumbai, T.N. -
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Reference CISA/BE/Shalini
Contact Shalini
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Convergence - Basel II To Transform Banks’ Data Storage Needs, Says EMC
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The implementation of Basel II norms by the top 100 Indian banks by
December 2006 will create new business opportunities in network storage,
according to the global external storage major EMC Corp.
Basel II is about tackling operational risks that the banking sector faces
in data security, human error and technology.
The banks have to take initiatives in disaster recovery and business
continuity plans to ensure proper management of security and storage of
banking data and customer information.
EMC reckons that, in the current year, the network storage market is poised
for a comfortable double-digit growth which will be the same as the Indian
IT industry’s annual growth.
During 2003-04, the network storage market was worth Rs 700 crore. Overall,
the IT industry is expected to grow by around 25 per cent in the current
year over 2003-04.
EMC, a $6 billion provider of information management solutions, is aiming
for the Indian public sector banks as well as the private sector ones.
EMC’s network storage applications range from hardware and software to
services solutions.
EMC, which opened its India office in 2000, has at present only foreign
banks like Citibank and AMN Amro as its customers, apart from Indian
telecom service providers and software companies like Bharti Televentures,
Hutchison Essar and Wipro.
Now, EMC is looking for Indian banks as customers since they are ready to
invest half their total capital expenditure for IT in storage solutions.
EMC’s director of financial services industry for South Asia, Ian Loh,
while airing his views on the issue, said that in the next few years the
Indian banks would have to go for secured network storage architecture.
"Apart from the Basel II compulsion, the Indian banks will have to realise
the importance of the separation between the processing of information and
the storage of information," informed Mr Loh.
The banks have to move from PC-Server based storage to virtual storage with
network storage applications in place.
Salaried Taxpayers In 12 Cities Can Get Refunds Directly Credited In
Respective Bank Accounts.
The Income Tax Department has introduced Electronic Clearance Scheme
(ECS) for refunds upto Rs. 25,000/- in cases of salaried taxpayers filing
returns in Form 2E (Naya Saral)
http://www.incometaxindia.gov.in/Forms/2ESaral.pdf. This Scheme is
available to taxpayers in 12 cities, namely, New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai,
Ahmedabad, Bhubaneshwar, Nagpur, Kanpur, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Patna,
Kolkata and Thiruvanthapuram. Once the return is processed the refund
(if any) will be credited directly to the bank account indicated in the
return of income. Taxpayers wishing to avail of this Scheme should
indicate required bank details on the return of income. To this end, the
Central Board of Direct Taxes has recently notified modified form 2E for
salary returns that contains columns for providing details of bank
accounts. Modified Form 2E may be downloaded from the website or
obtained on fax or email from Aaykar Sampark Kendra (ASK) by dialing
0124-2438000.
FM offers some income tax relief
August 26, 2004 13:59 IST
Finance Minister P Chidambaram on Thursday provided some relief to income
tax assesses earning marginally above the Rs 100,000 limit.
The finance minister has also deferred by a year the decision to tax NRI
deposits and leasing of aircraft through official amendments to the Finance
Bill, which was passed without discussion in the Lok Sabha.
Voicing his 'unhappiness' over the Finance Bill being passed without a
debate, Chidambaram told reporters that he has broadly addressed the
concerns expressed in various quarters regarding the tax proposals in the
Finance Bill.
The Union Budget 2004-05: Complete Coverage
Giving details of the amendments after the passage of the Bill, the finance
minister said he had also removed certain 'ambiguity' in the definition of
'relative' and unrelated persons for benefits under the gift tax
provisions.
There was some confusion on filing of Annual Information Report by income
tax assessees, which would be only for very high value transactions to be
defined shortly.
Amendment has been brought in this regard as well, he said, adding that
through another amendment the panel provision under section 227 (A) for
falsification of book of accounts have been lifted.
Asked what constituted 'marginal' for providing relief to income tax
assessees, Chidambaram said those whose taxable income is up to Rs 109,000
would get the benefit.
This has been necessitated as persons with income up to Rs 100,000 have
been exempted from income tax, while those beyond Rs 100,000 would have to
pay tax on their income from Rs 50,000 onwards resulting in an anomalous
situation wherein the real income of a person earning Rs 110,000 is much
less than those earning up to Rs 100,000.
Regarding tax on Non-Resident Indian and Non-Resident External deposits,
Chidambaram said it had been deferred till April 2005.
The provision remains and would be taken up after widest consultations as
part of the efforts to debate Kelkar panel recommendations.
So also the provision to tax leasing of aircraft has been deferred till
April 2005, he said, adding that this has been done following the request
from the Civil Aviation Minister Praful Patel even though most of the
leasing of aircraft by Indian Airlines, Air-India and private airlines has
already been done.
He said amendments have also been made to incorporate the changes announced
in the securities transactions tax.
Chidambaram has modified the securities transaction rates and exempted the
day traders from it while replying to budget debate in Lok Sabha last
month.
Chidambaram also said he was 'disappointed' that the Appropriation and
Finance Bills have been passed without discussion. "I am not happy," he
said, adding that the "Finance Bill should be debated on the floor of the
House and replied to on floor of the House."
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"Subodh" <subodhs@...> on 25/08/2004 11:34:04 AM
Subject: IT conference at Pune
Dear Professional Colleague
Pune Branch of WIRC of ICAI is hosting a National Conference on Information
Technology
at Pune on 11th and 12th September 2004. This conference is organised for
Chartered
Accountants as well as people working in Software Industry Many of our ISA
members
are facing a question what next??? How do I conduct and IS Audit? This
Conference
aims at giving a solution to some of these problems. Also for our non ISA
members this
conference will give valuable inputs into the new technologies and tools
which can help
them in automating their work and increasing their efficiency. Managers and
Directors
of ITES will also find many topics relevant for day to day administration.
The Conference details are attached herewith for your reference.
(See attachement : PuneITConference-Full.doc)
Subodh V.Shah
Chairman
Pune Branch of WIRC of ICAI
vrsons@...
020-24470666, 9822257969
(See attached file: PuneITConference-Full.doc)
(See attachement : PuneITConference-Full.doc)
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What It Does
A firewall is simply a program or hardware device that filters the
information coming through the Internet connection into your private
network or computer system. If an incoming packet of information is flagged
by the filters, it is not allowed through.
If you have read the article How Web Servers Work, then you know a good bit
about how data moves on the Internet, and you can easily see how a firewall
helps protect computers inside a large company. Let's say that you work at
a company with 500 employees. The company will therefore have hundreds of
computers that all have network cards connecting them together. In
addition, the company will have one or more connections to the Internet
through something like T1 or T3 lines. Without a firewall in place, all of
those hundreds of computers are directly accessible to anyone on the
Internet. A person who knows what he or she is doing can probe those
computers, try to make FTP connections to them, try to make telnet
connections to them and so on. If one employee makes a mistake and leaves a
security hole, hackers can get to the machine and exploit the hole.
With a firewall in place, the landscape is much different. A company will
place a firewall at every connection to the Internet (for example, at every
T1 line coming into the company). The firewall can implement security
rules. For example, one of the security rules inside the company might be:
Out of the 500 computers inside this company, only one of them is
permitted to receive public FTP traffic. Allow FTP connections only
to that one computer and prevent them on all others.
A company can set up rules like this for FTP servers, Web servers, Telnet
servers and so on. In addition, the company can control how employees
connect to Web sites, whether files are allowed to leave the company over
the network and so on. A firewall gives a company tremendous control over
how people use the network.
Firewalls use one or more of three methods to control traffic flowing in
and out of the network:
· Packet filtering - Packets (small chunks of data) are analyzed
against a set of filters. Packets that make it through the filters are sent
to the requesting system and all others are discarded.
· Proxy service - Information from the Internet is retrieved by the
firewall and then sent to the requesting system and vice versa.
· Stateful inspection - A newer method that doesn't examine the
contents of each packet but instead compares certain key parts of the
packet to a database of trusted information. Information traveling from
inside the firewall to the outside is monitored for specific defining
characteristics, then incoming information is compared to these
characteristics. If the comparison yields a reasonable match, the
information is allowed through. Otherwise it is discarded.
Making the Firewall Fit
Firewalls are customizable. This means that you can add or remove filters
based on several conditions. Some of these are:
· IP addresses - Each machine on the Internet is assigned a unique
address called an IP address. IP addresses are 32-bit numbers, normally
expressed as four "octets" in a "dotted decimal number." A typical IP
address looks like this: 216.27.61.137. For example, if a certain IP
address outside the company is reading too many files from a server, the
firewall can block all traffic to or from that IP address.
· Domain names - Because it is hard to remember the string of numbers
that make up an IP address, and because IP addresses sometimes need to
change, all servers on the Internet also have human-readable names, called
domain names. For example, it is easier for most of us to remember
www.howstuffworks.com than it is to remember 216.27.61.137. A company might
block all access to certain domain names, or allow access only to specific
domain names.
· Protocols - The protocol is the pre-defined way that someone who
wants to use a service talks with that service. The "someone" could be a
person, but more often it is a computer program like a Web browser.
Protocols are often text, and simply describe how the client and server
will have their conversation. The http in the Web's protocol. Some common
protocols that you can set firewall filters for include:
§ IP (Internet Protocol) - the main delivery system for information
over the Internet
§ TCP (Transport Control Protocol) - used to break apart and rebuild
information that travels over the Internet
§ HTTP (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol) - used for Web pages
§ FTP (File Transfer Protocol) - used to download and upload files
§ UDP (User Datagram Protocol) - used for information that requires no
response, such as streaming audio and video
§ ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol) - used by a router to
exchange the information with other routers
§ SMTP (Simple Mail Transport Protocol) - used to send text-based
information (e-mail)
§ SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) - used to collect system
information from a remote computer
§ Telnet - used to perform commands on a remote computer
A company might set up only one or two machines to handle a specific
protocol and ban that protocol on all other machines.
· Ports - Any server machine makes its services available to the
Internet using numbered ports, one for each service that is available on
the server (see How Web Servers and the Internet Work for details). For
example, if a server machine is running a Web (HTTP) server and an FTP
server, the Web server would typically be available on port 80, and the FTP
server would be available on port 21. A company might block port 21 access
on all machines but one inside the company.
· Specific words and phrases - This can be anything. The firewall will
sniff (search through) each packet of information for an exact match of the
text listed in the filter. For example, you could instruct the firewall to
block any packet with the word "X-rated" in it. The key here is that it has
to be an exact match. The "X-rated" filter would not catch "X rated" (no
hyphen). But you can include as many words, phrases and variations of them
as you need.
A software firewall, such as ZoneAlarm, can be installed on the computer in
your home that has an Internet connection. This computer is considered a
gateway because it provides the only point of access between your home
network and the Internet.
With a hardware firewall, the firewall unit itself is normally the gateway.
A good example is the Linksys Cable/DSL router. It has a built-in Ethernet
card and hub. Computers in your home network connect to the router, which
in turn is connected to either a cable or DSL modem. You configure the
router via a Web-based interface that you reach through the browser on your
computer. You can then set any filters or additional information.
Hardware firewalls are incredibly secure and not very expensive. Home
versions that include a router, firewall and Ethernet hub for broadband
connections can be found for well under $100.
What It Protects You From
There are many creative ways that unscrupulous people use to access or
abuse unprotected computers:
· Remote login - When someone is able to connect to your computer and
control it in some form. This can range from being able to view or access
your files to actually running programs on your computer.
· Application backdoors - Some programs have special features that
allow for remote access. Others contain bugs that provide a backdoor, or
hidden access, that provides some level of control of the program.
· SMTP session hijacking - SMTP is the most common method of sending
e-mail over the Internet. By gaining access to a list of e-mail addresses,
a person can send unsolicited junk e-mail (spam) to thousands of users.
This is done quite often by redirecting the e-mail through the SMTP server
of an unsuspecting host, making the actual sender of the spam difficult to
trace.
· Operating system bugs - Like applications, some operating systems
have backdoors. Others provide remote access with insufficient security
controls or have bugs that an experienced hacker can take advantage of.
· Denial of service - You have probably heard this phrase used in news
reports on the attacks on major Web sites. This type of attack is nearly
impossible to counter. What happens is that the hacker sends a request to
the server to connect to it. When the server responds with an
acknowledgement and tries to establish a session, it cannot find the system
that made the request. By inundating a server with these unanswerable
session requests, a hacker causes the server to slow to a crawl or
eventually crash.
· E-mail bombs - An e-mail bomb is usually a personal attack. Someone
sends you the same e-mail hundreds or thousands of times until your e-mail
system cannot accept any more messages.
· Macros - To simplify complicated procedures, many applications allow
you to create a script of commands that the application can run. This
script is known as a macro. Hackers have taken advantage of this to create
their own macros that, depending on the application, can destroy your data
or crash your computer.
· Viruses - Probably the most well-known threat is computer viruses. A
virus is a small program that can copy itself to other computers. This way
it can spread quickly from one system to the next. Viruses range from
harmless messages to erasing all of your data.
· Spam - Typically harmless but always annoying, spam is the electronic
equivalent of junk mail. Spam can be dangerous though. Quite often it
contains links to Web sites. Be careful of clicking on these because you
may accidentally accept a cookie that provides a backdoor to your computer.
· Redirect bombs - Hackers can use ICMP to change (redirect) the path
information takes by sending it to a different router. This is one of the
ways that a denial of service attack is set up.
· Source routing - In most cases, the path a packet travels over the
Internet (or any other network) is determined by the routers along that
path. But the source providing the packet can arbitrarily specify the route
that the packet should travel. Hackers sometimes take advantage of this to
make information appear to come from a trusted source or even from inside
the network! Most firewall products disable source routing by default.
Some of the items in the list above are hard, if not impossible, to filter
using a firewall. While some firewalls offer virus protection, it is worth
the investment to install anti-virus software on each computer. And, even
though it is annoying, some spam is going to get through your firewall as
long as you accept e-mail.
The level of security you establish will determine how many of these
threats can be stopped by your firewall. The highest level of security
would be to simply block everything. Obviously that defeats the purpose of
having an Internet connection. But a common rule of thumb is to block
everything, then begin to select what types of traffic you will allow. You
can also restrict traffic that travels through the firewall so that only
certain types of information, such as e-mail, can get through. This is a
good rule for businesses that have an experienced network administrator
that understands what the needs are and knows exactly what traffic to allow
through. For most of us, it is probably better to work with the defaults
provided by the firewall developer unless there is a specific reason to
change it.
One of the best things about a firewall from a security standpoint is that
it stops anyone on the outside from logging onto a computer in your private
network. While this is a big deal for businesses, most home networks will
probably not be threatened in this manner. Still, putting a firewall in
place provides some peace of mind.
Proxy Servers and DMZ
A function that is often combined with a firewall is a proxy server. The
proxy server is used to access Web pages by the other computers. When
another computer requests a Web page, it is retrieved by the proxy server
and then sent to the requesting computer. The net effect of this action is
that the remote computer hosting the Web page never comes into direct
contact with anything on your home network, other than the proxy server.
Proxy servers can also make your Internet access work more efficiently. If
you access a page on a Web site, it is cached (stored) on the proxy server.
This means that the next time you go back to that page, it normally doesn't
have to load again from the Web site. Instead it loads instantaneously from
the proxy server.
There are times that you may want remote users to have access to items on
your network. Some examples are:
· Web site
· Online business
· FTP download and upload area
In cases like this, you may want to create a DMZ (Demilitarized Zone).
Although this sounds pretty serious, it really is just an area that is
outside the firewall. Think of DMZ as the front yard of your house. It
belongs to you and you may put some things there, but you would put
anything valuable inside the house where it can be properly secured.
Setting up a DMZ is very easy. If you have multiple computers, you can
choose to simply place one of the computers between the Internet connection
and the firewall. Most of the software firewalls available will allow you
to designate a directory on the gateway computer as a DMZ.
Once you have a firewall in place, you should test it. A great way to do
this is to go to www.grc.com and try their free Shields Up! security test.
You will get immediate feedback on just how secure your system is!
F.No. A-22011/11/2004-Ad. VI
Government of India
Ministry of Finance
Department of Revenue
Central Board of Direct Taxes
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New Delhi, the 17 th August, 2004.
ORDER NO. 105 OF 2004
           The following posting/transfers in the grade of
Commissioners
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immediate effect and until further orders:-
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1. M.K. 72019 CIT - CIT - I Vice
Moghe XII Kalyan
Chand
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3 A. 72025 CIT CIT - Vice
Selvraj -XVII II B.P.
Gaur
4 P.K. 72036 CIT -XVI CIT - Vice
Chopra III T.K.
Shah
5 Sudhir 73005 CIT -XIX CIT - Vice
Chandra IV Tota
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6 B.R.Sud 73021 DIT CITÂ - Vice
hakara (INV) - XV V.K.
II Mishra
7 Prem 73025 DIT CIT -V Vice
Verma (INV) - I Tarkesh
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Singh
8 Utpala 73029 CIT CIT Vice T.
Kanji -XVIII -VII Hangzo
Lal
9 M.L. 73054 CIT- CIT Vice
Meena VIII -XVI P.K.
Chopra
10 V.K. 74006 DIT CIT - Vice
Sreedha (ITSC) IX John
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11 G.B. 74012 CIT - CIT- Vice
Kanungo XXVII VIII M.L.
Meena
12 Hardeep 74018 CIT CIT - Vice
Srivast -XXIV XII M.K.
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13 S.K. 74035 CIT CIT - X Vice A.
Chattop -XXVI Dev
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14 Kalyan 75004 CIT - I DIT Vice
Chand (Inv.)- B.R.
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15 B.P. 75006 CIT - II DIT Vice
Gaur (INV) - Prem
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16 Indra 75047 CIT (C) CIT Vice A.
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17 T. 75052 CIT -VII DIT Vice
Hangzo (ITSC) V.K.
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19 Tarkesh 76024 CIT -V I CIT Vice
war -XXVI S.K.
Singh Chatopa
dhyay
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Tirkey XXVII G.B.
Kanungo
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23 A.K. 77036 CIT ( A ) CIT -XIX Vice
Gautam - XII Sudhir
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24 G.R. Sofi 77037 CIT ( A ) CITÂ - Vice
- XIII XVIII Utpala
Kanjilal
25 T.K. Shah 77042 CIT - III CIT- XXV Vice
Krishna
Sahai
26 R.K. Rai 77045 CIT ( A ) CIT (A) Vice S.K.
- XXVIII (C) - Ray
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27 Tota Ram 77046 CIT - IV CIT ( A ) Vice A.K.
- XII Gautam
28 Dalbir 77051 CIT ( A ) CIT Vice S.K.
Singh - III (ITAT) - Gupta
I
29 S.K.Ray 78014 CIT (A) CIT-XXX Vice
(C) - Swantra
VII Kumar
30 Krishna 78016 CIT- XXV CIT (A) Vice
Sahai (C) - Siddharth
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Mukerjee
31 Swatantra 78038 CIT - XXX DIT Vice
Kumar (EXEMP) Rajendra
32 R.L. 78073 CIT (A) CIT ( A ) Vice G.R.
Rinawma (C) - - XIII Sofi
IV
33 O.G. Rao 78075 CIT ( A ) CIT (DR) Vice
Ganvir - XIV ITSC-I Tejinder
Singh
34 V.K. 78077 CIT - XV CIT(A)(C) Vice M.P.
Mishra -VIII Varshney
35 V.V.Prasa 79029 CIT (A) CIT ( A ) Vice
d (C) - - III Dalbir
III Singh
36 Indla 79030 CIT ( A ) CIT (CIB) Vice
Suresh - IV Shalini
Babu W. Kaul
37 Siddarth 79050 CIT (A) CIT Vice Y.R.
Mukherjee (C) - (ITAT) - Saini
IV V
38 Shalini 79062 CIT (CIB) CIT (A) Vice V.S.
W. Kaul (C) - Singh
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39 V.D. 79074 CIT ( A ) CIT ( A ) Vice
Parmar - XX - IV Indla
Suresh
Babu
40 Rajesh 80020 CIT ( A ) CIT (A) Vice P.R.
Chandra - XIX (C) - Dhayal
Sharma VI
41 Parsha 80032 CIT (A) CIT ( A ) Vice R.C.
Ram (C) - - XIX Sharma
Dhayal VI
42 H.Sriniva 81001 CIT ( TP) CIT ( A ) Vice
salu - XXIV Pomela B
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Ganvir
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study
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