The School of Law, Christ University Bangalore 26 June 2010 . Mr. Gautam Chawla of Christ University sends the following invitation, which might be of interest to readers:
The replacement of the state taxes by the Value Added Tax in 2005 marked a significant step forward in the reform of domestic trade taxes in
The objective of this Conference is to bring about a multidisciplinary discussion on the subject so as to explore the implications of GST in India. Broadly the Conference has been divided into two themes – the Interplay between the State Tax Laws and GST and the Interplay between the Central Tax Laws and GST.
The themes will be discussed in two sessions. Each session will constitute of a Tax practitioner, a Senior Chartered Accountant, a Government Official (Commissioner / Additional commissioner of Sales Tax) and a representative from the Industry (Consulting firms / Manufacturers).
The confirmed speakers include:
v Mr. B.T. Manohar, FKCCI Chairman
v Mr.S. Venkataramani, Tax practitioner
v Mr. Pradeep Singh Kharola, I.A.S, Commissioner of Commercial Taxes
v Mr. V. Raghuraman, Advocate, Partner, Raghuraman & Chythanya, Advocates
v Mr. G. Shivadass, Partner, Lakshmi Kumaran & Sridharan, Bangalore
v Mr. Nagendra Kumar, LTU Commissioner
The Conference will be held at Christ University Auditorium between 9:30am and 6pm on Saturday, 26 June 2010. Kindly confirm your participation by indicating the number of heads attending latest by Tuesday, 22 June 2010 by emailing at the below mentioned addresses. A nominal registration fee is being charged based on the following table. The registration fee is payable in cash on the Registration Desk between 8:30am and 9:30am on the Conference Day.
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Amount
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Professionals / CA’s
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Rs. 1500 per delegate
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Academicians and Research Scholars
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Rs. 1000 per delegate
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Students
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Rs. 250 per delegate
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For registration or any further queries, please feel free to write back or contact the Student Coordinators at:
Prarthna Kedia
+91 99868 92464
