Sunday, November 23, 2008

Provident Fund - Procedures, Problems and Solutions

During my tenure as an HR person all these years, I have been approached by many people to clarify their queries on Provident Fund. Invariably, everyone has something to be clarified in this topic, but all are must-ask queries and significant. Many people are not even aware that they contribute some amount every month through their salary and it can be withdrawn / be transferred after they quit their services.


In order to explain what is Provident Fund, it's applicability, percentage to be deducted, the procedures, the problems faced by people while withdrawing / transferring and how to overcome those problems, I have come up with an article and I'm sure it would be useful for the readers.



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    Launch of Cogzidel Templates

    We are glad to announce the launch of Cogzidel Templates (www.cogzideltemplates.com) - a bank for ready-made templates, themes and skins at unbelievable low costs.


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    We thank Major Karthik, the person behind this concept and Senthil Guru & Balasubramanian who help to convert the concept into reality.


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      Minimum Authorised Share Capital required for Companies in India

      There are many important points to be noted before fixing up the authorised share capital of the companies in India. Here is my article that discusses this topic in detail.


      click here to read.....it's interesting, don't skip
        Rules about investments in trading companies in India

        A trading company incorporated in India may issue shares or convertible debentures to the extent of 51% of its capital under the Automatic route to non-residents subject to the condition that remittance of dividend to the shareholders outside India is made only after the company has secured registration as an export / trading / star trading / super trading house from the Director General of Foreign Trade in the Ministry of Commerce.


        click here for more.....
          Foreign Direct Investments in India

          Investment under sector specific guidelines

          Investments by a person resident outside India can be made under the Automatic route if the investment falls within the sector specific investment guidelines. FIPB permission is required for investments beyond the sector specific investment guidelines, or where specific approval is required.


          click here to know more.....
            Foreign Investments in India

            The Central Government’s liberalization and economic reforms programme aims at rapid and substantial growth and integration with the global economy in a harmonised manner. Industrial policy reforms have reduced industrial licensing requirements, removed restrictions on investments and expansion and facilitated easy access to foreign technology and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI).


            click here to read more.....
              India - An Attractive Investment Location

              There are several good reasons for investing in India:

              - One of the largest economies in the world with a stable democratic environment throughout 60 years of independence


              - Large market size with middle class population of 250-350 million, along with increasing purchasing power reflected by remarkable increase in purchase of consumer durables in recent years


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                Business and Investment Climate in India

                ECONOMIC FACTORS

                The Indian economy rapidly integrates with the world economy. A foreign investor who is interested to undertake business in India will find tremendous opportunities. The Industrial Policy of India offers a great deal of freedom to business houses and entrepreneurs to make their own investment decisions.


                India has seriously gone through more than a decade of economic reforms. Continuity in the economic / global liberalisation process and the political consensus that economic change necessitates has placed India on a growth path.....

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                  Business Incubation and Bootstrapping Services - a solution for Startup Challenges

                  A nice article by my dear friend - Anand Nataraj. A must-read content...

                  Click here to read
                    Post-incorporation Procedures

                    What are the procedures to be followed after incorporating / floating / registering a company ?



                    Click Here for knowing the procedures
                      How to form a company in India?

                      It's been a dream for most of us to be an entrepreneur. Those who want to incorporate a company in India can go through my article to have a clear understanding of the procedures.



                      Click here to read the article