statutory book
Requires under the Companies Act 1956, the company must keep and maintain the statutory books of the registered company. which it includes any register or other record of information and any accounts or accounting records, and any document however complied, recorded or stored. The director and secretaries are responsible in ensuring that requirements of the Act in relation to the statutory books are complied with and take all proper steps to prevent falsification of the books. The company must provide facilities for inspection of the register. The statutory books of the company are:
· The Register of Members (Section 158)
· The Register of Director, Managers and Secretaries (Section 141)
· The Register of Debenture Holders (Section 70)
· The Register of Substantial Shareholders (Section 69L) - for public companies only
· The Register if Directors' Shareholding, Debenture and Interests (Section 134)
· The Register of Charges (Section 156)
· Minutes books (Section 56)
· Books of accounts (Section 167)
non-statutory book
non-statutory books which books are usually maintained by companies like:
· Register of Transfers
· Register of Allotment and Application of Shares
· Register of Documents Sealed/ Seal Book
· Register of Important Documents (Licenses, certificate, leases etc.)
academic books are books that you use for school to understand what you are studying. Educational books teach you something about something that may not be covered in academic books.
jabar bin hayan write books between (232-500)
Incoterms 2000 is an old set of Incoterms. Yo still can use these rules but be careful to mentio the version and exact place of delivery. Example: FOB Rotterdam seaport according to Incoterms 2000. When you study the books you see that there a differences between the 2000 and 2010 version.
both books are same
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not in my books
Read them
No its only the cover picture but if your talking anout the differences between the books and the movies yes totally a lot of differences.
There is usually some differences between books and the movie. You will need to read the book and then watch the movie to find all of the differences.
There are a few very obvious differences between Christianity and Islam. They follow different holy books and also have different names for their God.
difference between services enterprise and merchandising enreprise and manufacturing enterprise
Statutory Law.
Audit under any statute in a Country(State) is called statutory audit & Audit under any taxation law is called tax audit. For example books of accounts are audited under the Companies Act, 1956 (Statutory Audit) and Financial Statements of companies are prepared as per the provisions of this Act. Books are also audited under the Income Tax Act, 1961 and the income arrived at as per the provisions of this Act is taxed (Tax Audit).
Sometimes yes, but if you need any information on how they are different then type in google 'differences between harry potter books and films' I hope this can help you. -Ryan Williams
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in new moon Bella has to pick a side and in eclipse the werewolves and cullens come together to kill Victoria!
They already have. If the TV show is going by the books, Mona is A. But there are many differences between the two. I own the whole series and personally, I like the books MUCH better. :)