D.T.P
Paper 1
Module No. | Modules / Sub modules |
1 | 1- 1.1- Intrduction And Important Definition:- 1.1.1- Introduction Scope And Nature 1.1.2- Assesses.Assessment. Assessment Year.Previous Year. Casual Income.Agricultural Income.Dividend. Total Gross Income.Total Taxable Income. Tax Collection Method. Person. Income Exempt From Tax Company. 1- 1.1- Intrduction And Important Definition:- 1.1.1- Introduction Scope And Nature 1.1.2- Assesses.Assessment. Assessment Year.Previous Year. Casual Income.Agricultural Income.Dividend. Total Gross Income.Total Taxable Income. Tax Collection Method. Person. Income Exempt From Tax Company. |
2 | 2- 2.1- Residential Status:- 2.1.1- Residential Status Of Assesse (an individual Assesse only) 2.1.2- General deduction- See.80 C.80 D.80 G.80 U.etc. 2.1.3- Fully Tax-Free incomes 2.1.4- Income Tax Authorities |
3 | 3- 3.1- Income From Salaries:- 3.1.1- Definition & Concept 3.1.2- Theory On Salary Income 3.2- Income From Business & Profession:- 3.2.1- Previsions Relating to Business & Profession |
4 | 4.1- Income From House Property 4.1.1- Provisions relating to Income From House Property 4.2- Capital Gain:- 4.2.1- Provisions relating Capital Gain 4.3- Income From Other Sources:- 4.3.1- Provisions relating Income From other Sources |
REFERENCE BOOKS:- | By Mr. T.J. Rana & V.S.Dalal-Taxation By Dr. V.K. Singhania- Students Guide to Income Tax Act- & Cst By Atal kumar- Taxation Laws |
Paper 2
Module No. | Modules / Sub modules |
1 | 1- 1.1- Model and Overview of GST:- 1.1.1- History and Background of GST in India 1.1.2- Working model concept of GST 1.1.3- Levy. Collection and exemption 1.1.4- Meaning and scope of supply. Goods and Services 1.1.5- Composition Levy 1.1.6- Concepts of CGST, SGST, IGST, UTGST 1.1.7- GST around the world 1.2- Time, Value and Place of Supply:- |
2 | 2- 2.1- Registration Provisions:- 2.1.1- Registration Requirements and Procedures 2.1.2- Documentations required for registration 2.1.3- Registration as job worker 2.1.4- Stock Transfer Provisions 2.1.5- E-way Bill Concept and Process 2.1.6- Multiple Registration on single premises 2.1.7- Rates of some commonly traded Goods or Services under GST 2.2- Input Tax Credit (along with transitional provision, if required):- |
3 | 3- 3.1- Documentation of Returns Procedures:- 3.1.1- Tax Invoice/Bill of Supply – Features and Components 3.1.2- Debit and Credit Notes – Need and formats 3.1.3- E-Returns- Part 1. Part 1A, Part 2. Part 2A- Need and Function 3.1.4- Payment of Tax 3.2 Imports, Exports, Special Economic Zones (SEZ) and Refunds:- 3.2.1- Import, Definition, Levy. Customs Levy 3.2.2- Input Tax Credits on Imports 3.2.3- Exports Deemed Exports. Duty Levy. Zero rated Goods and Services 3.2.4- Returns and Options 3.2.5- Special Economic / Ones Act. (SEZ Act) 2005 3.2.6- Refunds – Criteria. Eligibility and Process |
4 | 4- 4.1- Accounts and Audit under GST Regime:- 4.1.1- Accounting and changes from current system of accounting 4.1.2- Book- keeping process and Impact 4.1.3- Audit by Department 4.1.4- Demand Raising and Recovery provisions 4.2- Offences, Penalties and Prosecution:- |
REFERENCE BOOKS:- | GST Concepts for Layman – Avinash Poddar GST Tariff – R.K. Jain. CENTAX Publication GST Law Manual – P.K. Jain. CENTAX Publication Step by Step Guide to GST – Avinash Poddar. CENTAX Publication Beginner’s Guide to GST – Dr. Vandana Bangar & Dr. Yogendra Bangar. Aadhya Prakashan GST Ready Reckoner – Keshva R. Garg BY Bharat Publication The Gujarat Goods and Service Tax – Harish N. Shah. SBD Publication The Gujarat Goods and Service Tax – Amit Nanada & Bharat C. Mehta Handbook of GST in India: Concept & Procedure – Rakesh Garg & Sandeep Garg. Bloomsbury India Professional. GST Ready Reekoner – V.S Datey, Taxmann’s Publication Indirect Taxes – Law & Practice – V.S. Datey, Taxmann Publication |
Paper 3
Module No. | Modules / Sub modules |
1 | Introduction to Principle of Accountancy:-
Manufacturing Account & Trading Account |
2 | Accounts of Profit And Loss Account and Balance Sheet of Sole Traders. Partnership Firms and Companies Partnership accounts excluding the following:
Sale to or conversion into a limited Company |
3 | Non- Trading Concerns including reconstruction and Amalgamation.
Bill Transaction including Accommodation Bills. |
4 | Tally Account
Fundamentals of Double entry Book- Keeping , Cash Book, Ledger, Subsidiary Books, Journal etc. including rectification of errors. Types of Cash- book. |
REFERENCE BOOKS:- | Double Entry Book- keeping – J.R. Batliboy Advanced Accounting – J.R. Batliboy Practical Auditing – Ghatalia Practical Book Keeping and Accountancy – Nanbhoy S. Davar |