Role of Chartered Accountants in Controlling Black Money
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ALL ARE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE DISCSSION ON "Role of Chartered Accountants in Controlling Black Money in Current Scenario." on 11.06.2011 (Saturday) at 7.00 PM to 10.00 PM on Facebook.
As Everyone knows that controlling generation of black money and removing corruption from its root levels is hot topic of discussion everywhere nowadays, and being CAs we belong to such community who have got the power to do something in this direction. Many say that CAs support corruption and they are somehow directly connected with generation of black money..!!!!
And many say that they are the ones who can actually do something in removing corruption and control generation of black money...!!! What do u think..??? Where do we stand..??? And as always....whether this time also all of us would just say and vanish away or would we really do something in this regard..???
Before teaching others on corruption and black money, at first we should be clear about our own role in all this. So here we are trying to make a platform to think over it and get some clear picture in our minds that what efforts we can put to control Black Money. Being CA professionals we should take steps against these evils which have been spreaded in our society and made its root so strong here that everybody finds it impossible to dream of a corruption free india ever..!!!
Our experts
CA. Amarjit Chopra Ex. President ICAI
CA. Charan Jot Singh Nanda Central Council Member ICAI
CA. Sanjay Kumar Agarwal Central Council Member ICAI
CA. Rajesh Sharma NIRC Chairman.
would be amongst us who will answer your queries.
So be on line on 11th June 2011, 7.00 pm and contribute your views and as well get your questions solution via our experts only on CASANSAAR......
Event Ogranisers :-
Ms. Kirti Gupta
Ms. Priyanka Sharma
Ms. Neha Jain
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CA. Sachin Data
08-Jun-2011 , 03:39:11 amGreat initiative...!!!