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SMS for Week ended 13-09-2015

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1TODAY (07.09.15) is Extended last date to file Income Tax Returns, as per CBDT order dated 02.09.15. Regards, Webecreator 
2No Extension of Due Date for filing ITRs for AY 15-16 by Assessees whose Accounts are required to be Audited & Companies. Press Release of 9-9-15. Rgds,Webecreator 
3Today(10.09.15) is Last Date to file ER-1,2& 6 for Excise returns by Non SSI assesses, EOUs,& by units paying duty of more than 1Cr respectively, for Aug,2015.
4Contents of Much awaited forms AOC-4 & AOC-4 CFS have been released in Companies (Accounts) second Amendments Rules, 2014 dt. 4.9.15.E-forms yet to be released.
5Practising Company Secretary,Chartered Accountant,Cost Accountant are authorised to certify FormAOC-4 & AOC-4 CFS.Companies(Accounts)Second Amendment Rules,2015
6XBRL Draft C&I Taxonomy 2015 and Draft Business Rules 2015 released for conversion of Financial Statement for FY 2014-15 into XBRL Mode. Regards WebeCreator 
7New e-Form CRA-4 (filing Cost Audit Report in XBRL format) available for filing w.e.f. 11.09.15.
8Form AOC-4 XBRL notified in Companies (Filing of Documents & Forms in XBRL) Rules, 2015 dated 9th Sep, 2015. Regards WebeCreator 
9Cost XBRL Taxonomy 2015, Cost Business Rules & Cost validation tool released & CRA-4 e- Form available for filing with effect from 11.09. 15. Regards WebeCreator 

Note : Above is compilation of SMS sent to sms subscribers  last week. Please see if you have missed out on any important update, due date etc.
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