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VALUATION ASSERTION IN AUDITING A PILLAR OF FINANCIAL INTEGRITY IN THE INDIAN CONTEXT

CEV INDIA NEWS, EDUCATION SERIES, ER SUNDEEP BANSAL / EDITOR

VALUATION ASSERTION IN AUDITING A PILLAR OF FINANCIAL INTEGRITY IN THE INDIAN CONTEXT By Er. Sundeep BansalPublished in: CEV Techno News, Renowned Newspaper for Engineering & Valuation Practice In the intricate ecosystem of financial reporting, valuation assertion holds a position of paramount importance. As a critical element of auditing, it ensures that assets, liabilities, and […]

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HOW TO CALCULATE CAPITAL GAINS TAX ON INHERITED JEWELLERY

EDUCATION SERIES, GENERAL NEWS / EDITOR

Capital Gains Tax on Inherited Jewellery Legal and Valuation Considerations for Estate Planners By Dr. Shefalika Bansal MSME APPROVED GOLD APPRAISERFor Aspirants in Valuation, Wealth Management & Tax Planning Inheritance of jewellery is both a sentimental and financial affair. In India, family heirlooms often carry historical, cultural, and material value. While receiving such assets does

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MEANING OF NOTIONAL RENT AND TAX IMPLICATIONS FOR REAL ESTATE DEVELOPERS: KEY INSIGHTS FOR VALUATION PROFESSIONALS

CEV INDIA NEWS, EDUCATION SERIES, ER SUNDEEP BANSAL / EDITOR

NOTIONAL RENT AND TAX IMPLICATIONS FOR REAL ESTATE DEVELOPERS KEY INSIGHTS FOR VALUATION PROFESSIONALS By Er. Sundeep Bansal, Council of Engineers and Valuers (CEV) Legal & Valuation Desk Introduction The concept of notional rent—also known as deemed rental income—has significant tax implications for property owners, including real estate developers, in India. While the general principle

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UNDERSTANDING PERPETUAL LEASES IN INDIA: KEY INSIGHTS FOR VALUATION PROFESSIONALS

CEV INDIA NEWS, EDUCATION SERIES, VALUATION NEWS / EDITOR

Understanding Perpetual Leases in India: Key Insights for Valuation Professionals A Perpetual Lease is a long-term lease agreement that grants a tenant (lessee) the right to occupy and use a property indefinitely, in exchange for regular rent payments. Unlike traditional leases, which have a set duration, a perpetual lease continues until either party—the lessor (property

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VALUING LANDLOCKED LAND IN INDIA: A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH FOR PROFESSIONAL VALUERS

CEV INDIA NEWS, EDUCATION SERIES, VALUATION NEWS / EDITOR

Valuing Landlocked Land in India: A Systematic Approach for Professional Valuers Valuing landlocked properties presents a unique challenge for professional valuers in India, given their reduced usability and marketability. Landlocked land, which lacks direct access to a public road, requires special considerations, blending real estate expertise, legal knowledge, and a deep understanding of local market

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NEW INCOME TAX BILL-2025: WHAT’S NEW FOR VALUERS

LEGAL / EDITOR

A NEW CHAPTER IN INDIA’S TAXATION: THE NEW INCOME TAX BILL INTRODUCTION India’s taxation framework is on the brink of transformation, as the Union Cabinet recently cleared the proposal for a new Income Tax Bill, which will replace the over six-decade-old Income Tax Act, 1961. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced this groundbreaking move during her

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LAND ACQUISITION: RFCTLARR ACT- 2013

INFORMATIVE VIDEOS, LEGAL / EDITOR

CEV DIGITAL LIBRARY COUNCIL OF ENGINEERS & VALUERS LAND ACQUISITION THE RIGHT TO FAIR COMPENSATION AND TRANSPARENCY IN LAND ACQUISITION, REHABILITATION, AND RESETTLEMENT ACT, 2013 (RFCTLARR ACT, 2013) The Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 (commonly known as the RFCTLARR Act, 2013) was enacted by the Government

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COLLEGE NOTES FOR LLB 2nd SEMESTER: THREE YEARS COURSE

LEGAL / EDITOR

COLLEGE NOTES FOR LLB 2nd SEMESTER THREE YEARS COURSE ALL FIVE SUBJECTS COVERED ONLY FOR LLB STUDENTS FOR PRIVATE CIRCULATION ONLY

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CONTRACT ACT: ALL IMPORTANT CASE LAWS

LEGAL / EDITOR

CEV DIGITAL LIBRARY COUNCIL OF ENGINEERS & VALUERS CONTRACT ACT IMPORTANT CASE LAWS RANGANAYAKAMMA & ANR. V. K.S. PRAKASH (D) BY LRS. & ORS. (16 MAY, 2008) – FRAUD, PARTITION, GIFT, AND LEGAL VALIDITY OF SETTLEMENTS CASE TITLE: KHAN GUL V. LAKHA SINGH, AIR 1928 LAH. 609 CASE TITLE: GHAZIABAD DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY VS. CLAIMANTS (INDIRAPURAM

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CASE LAW – GHAZIABAD DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY VS. UNION OF INDIA AIR 2000

LEGAL / EDITOR

CASE LAW GHAZIABAD DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY VS. UNION OF INDIA AIR 2000 Key Issues: The case addresses three primary legal issues arising from the allotment of plots under the Ghaziabad Development Authority’s (GDA) Indirapuram Scheme: Compensation for Mental Agony: Whether the claimants are entitled to compensation for the mental agony suffered due to the delay in

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CASE SUMMARY – J.P. BUILDERS & ANRS VS A. RAMDAS RAO (2011 SCC 429)

LEGAL / EDITOR

CASE ANALYSIS – J.P. BUILDERS & ANRS VS A. RAMDAS RAO (2011 SCC 429) Introduction The case of J.P. Builders & Anrs vs A. Ramdas Rao is a landmark judgment concerning specific performance of contracts under Indian law. Delivered by the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, this judgment deals with disputes arising from agreements to

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UNDERSTANDING THE POSSESSION & OWNERSHIP UNDER VARIOUS ACTS

LEGAL / EDITOR

UNDERSTANDING THE POSSESSION & OWNERSHIP UNDER VARIOUS ACTS FOR LLB & IBBI VALUATION EXAMINATION WHAT IS POSSESSION? Possession is a fundamental concept in property law, particularly in Indian jurisprudence. It refers to the control or occupancy of property, and it can take various forms based on the nature of the property and the relationship of

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