One of the frequently asked questions these days is, should a company need to ratify the appointment of an auditor in the Annual General Meeting 2018. Should I explain my affirmative reply?
Posted in Chapter X - CA2013, Companies Act 2013
Tagged Appointment of Auditor, Auditor
No doubt the Companies Act, 2013 is not a law but collection of legal puzzle. Compliance of its provisions became hell. This is not just because of poor drafting of law but poor reading of law. We student of the Companies Act, 2013 need to unlearn the Companies Act, 1956 first and finally. We need to know, learn, understand and educate ourselves that the Companies Act, 1956 is now only for reference purpose only.
In last post, we discussed puzzle of ADT – 1 here but every coin have second side also. In that post we start reading form the charging sub – section and in this post we will start reading form the compliance required by the Ministry i.e. ADT – 1 itself.
No doubt the Companies Act, 2013 is not a law but collection of legal puzzle. Compliance of its provisions became hell. This is not just because of poor drafting of law but poor reading of law. We student of the Companies Act, 2013 need to unlearn the Companies Act, 1956 first and finally. We need to know, learn, understand and educate ourselves that the Companies Act, 1956 is now only for reference purpose only.
In this post we will try to solve puzzle of ADT – 1, Rule 4 and Section 139.
(UPDATE: on 30th August 2013: Companies Bill became the Companies Act, 2013 (Act 18 of 2013).
In this series of my blog post related to Companies Bill, 2012; I am writing this post about provision relating to internal and cost audits. The manner of appointment of auditors may affect independence of cost audit and good corporate governance. The bill addresses this issue very well.
Posted in Chapter IX - CA2013, Companies Act 2013, CorpGov, Governance and Responsibility
Tagged Accounts, Accounts and Audit, Appointment of Auditor, Auditor, Auditor Remuneration, Causal Vacancy, Companies Bill 2012, CorpGov, CorpLaw, Corporate Governance, Corporate Law, Cost Audit, Disqualification of Auditor, India, Internal Audit, Legal Reforms, Ministry of corporate affairs, Profession, Reforms, Removal of auditor, Resignation of Auditor
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