Crash course batches for CS Students- All level at Delhi, Patel Nagar

“You may delay, but time will not.”  

Saraswati Institute of Front Runners (SIFR) venture by Ravish Bhateja announces crash course cum fast track batches for CS Foundation, Executive & Professional Students for June 2013 attempt..

CS Foundation

Name of the Subject	Date
Business Law	7th April & 14th April
Accounts	7th April & 14th April
Business Communication	7th April & 14th April

Economics

7th April & 14th April

CS Executive Group 1:

Name of the Subject	Date
General & Commercial Laws	8th  April & 15th April
Company & Cost Accounts	8th  April & 15th April
Tax Laws	8th  April & 15th April

CS Executive Group 2: 

Name of the Subject	Date
Company Law	8th  April & 15th April
Economic Labour Laws	8th  April & 15th April
Securities Laws	8th  April & 15th April

CS Professional: Group:1

Subject	Date
Company Secretarial Practices	7th April & 14th April
Drafting, Appearances & Pleadings	7th April & 14th April

Group:2

Subject	Date
Financial, Treasury & Forex Management	7th April & 14th April
Corporate Restructuring & Insolvency	7th April & 14th April

Group:3

Subject	Date
Strategic Management, Alliances & International Trade	7th April & 14th April
Advanced Tax Laws & Practice	7th April & 14th April

Group:4

Subject	Date
Due Diligence & Corporate Compliance Management	7th April & 14th April
Governance, Business Ethics & Sustainability	7th April & 14th April

Timings : Batches will be in both morning and evening

 Best Faculty Members
 Easy to understand & Exam oriented study material
 Regular Doubt clearing session
 Timely completion of syllabus
 Routine tests for revision
 Regular counseling sessions

Both full time & weekend batches available.

Registrations on first come & first serve basis.

* Online classes are also available.

T-55, West Patel Nagar, Near Khanna Market, Shadipur Metro Station, New Delhi-08.

Contact- 9350102101, 9015667204

E-mail id- ravishbhateja@gmail.com, rbsifr754@gmail.com

Limited seats available….Book your seats asap so as to avoid last minute rush..…. Hurry… Get enrolled now!!

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Union Budget Highlights 2013-14

Following are highlights of the Budget 2013-14 :

FISCAL DEFICIT

* Fiscal deficit seen at 5.2 point of GDP in 2012/13

* Fiscal deficit seen at 4.8 point of GDP in 2013/14

* Faced with huge fiscal deficit, India had no choice but to rationalize expenditure

BORROWING

* Gross market borrowing seen at 6.29 trillion rupees in 2013/14

* Net market borrowing seen at 4.84 trillion rupees in 2013/14

* Short-term borrowing seen at 198.44 billion rupees in 2013/14

* To buy back 500 billion rupees worth of bonds in 2013/14

SUBSIDIES

* 2013/14 major subsidies bill estimated at 2.48 trillion rupees from 1.82 trillion rupees

* Petroleum subsidy seen at 650 billion rupees in 2013/14

* Revised petroleum subsidy for 2012/13 at 968.8 billion rupees

* Estimated 900 billion rupees spending on food subsidies in 2013/14

* Revised food subsidies at 850 billion rupees in 2012/13

* Revised 2012/13 fertiliser subsidy at 659.7 billion rupees

GROWTH

* India faces challenge of getting back to its potential growth rate of 8 point

* India must unhesitatingly embrace growth as highest goal

SPENDING

* Total budget expenditure seen at 16.65 trillion rupees in 2013/14

* Non-plan expenditure estimated at about 11.1 trillion rupees in 2013/14

* India's 2013/14 plan expenditure seen at 5.55 trillion rupees

* Revised estimate for total expenditure is 14.3 trillion rupees in 2012/13, which is 96 point of budget estimate

* Set aside 100 billion rupees towards spending on food subsidies in 2013/14

REVENUE

* Expect 133 billion rupees through direct tax proposals in 2013/14

* Expect 47 billion rupees through indirect tax proposals in 2013/14

* Target 558.14 billion rupees from stake sales in state-run firms in 2013/14

* Expect revenue of 408.5 bln rupees from airwave surcharges, auction of telecom spectrum, licence fees in 2013/14

CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT

* India's greater worry is the current account deficit - will need more than $75 billion this year and next year to fund deficit

INFLATION

* Food inflation is worrying, will take all steps to augment supply side

TAX

* Proposes surcharge of 10 point on rich taxpayers with annual income of more than 10 million rupees a year

* To increase surcharge to 10 point on domestic companies with annual income of more than 100 million rupees

* For foreign companies, who pay the higher rate of corporate tax, the surcharge will increase from 2 pct to 5 per cent.

* To continue 15 point tax concession on dividend received by India companies from foreign units for one more year

* Propose to impose withholding tax of 20 point on profit distribution to shareholders

* Amnesty on service tax non-compliance from 2007

* 10 billion rupees for first installment of balance of GST (Goods and Services Tax) payment

* Propose to reduce securities transaction tax on equity futures to 0.01 point from 0.017 point

* Time to introduce commodities transaction tax (CTT)

* CTT on non-agriculture futures contracts at 0.01 point

CORPORATE SECTOR AND MARKETS

* To issue inflation-indexed bonds

* Proposes capital allowance of 15 point to companies on investments of more than 1 billion rupees

* Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) can use investments in corporate, government bonds as collateral to meet margin requirements

* Insurance, provident funds can trade directly in debt segments of stock exchanges

* FIIs can hedge forex exposure through exchange-traded derivatives

* Investor with less than 10 point stake in a company will be regarded as FII, more than 10 point stake as FDI (foreign direct investment)

* Stock exchange regulator will simplify know-your-customer norms for foreign portfolio investors

* To implement quickly recommendations of financial sector legislative reforms commission

* To cut factory gate duty on trucks to 13 pct from 14 pct

POWER AND ENERGY SECTOR

* Zero customs duty for electrical plants and machinery

* Move to revenue-sharing from profit-sharing policy in oil and gas sector

* To equalise duties on steam and bituminous coal to 2 point customs duty and 2 point cvd (countervailing duty)

FOREIGN TRADE

* To cut duty on exports of precious and semi-precious stones to 2 point from 10 point

* No duty on import of ships, vessels

BANKING

* To provide 140 billion rupees capital infusion in state-run banks in 2013/14

DEFENCE

* To allocate 2.03 trillion rupees to defence in 2013/14

AGRICULTURE

* To allocate 801.94 billion rupees to rural development in 2013/14

* Plan to allocate 270.49 billion rupees for agriculture in 2013/14

Source: Article, Times of India

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