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Submitted by
V. KATHIRVEL
REG.NO: 22CCU089
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
COIMBATORE
OCTOBER 2023
BONAFIDE CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the Internship report, entitled “ JMGM AND ASSOCIATES.,”, submitted to
Karpagam Academy of higher Education,Coimbatore in partial fulfillment of the requirements for
the award of the degree of bachelor of commerce with computer applications and independent
study work done by V.KATHIRVEL during the period of August 31st 2023 to October 15th 2023
under the guidance of Department of commerce with computer applications,
Karpagam Academy Of Higher Education,Coimbatore. This report has not formed the bassis for
the award of any Degree/Diploma/Fellowship or other similar title to any candidate of any
University.
Dr.J.Shanmuganatha Vadivel
Internal examiner
External Examiner
DECLARATION
I, V.KATHIRVEL hereby declare that the Internship report, entitled “JMGM AND
ASSOCIATES.,”, submitted to Karpagam Academy of Higher Education, Coimbatore in partial
fulfillment of the requirements for the Award of the degree of Bachelor of commerce with
Computer Applications is a record of original and independent Study done by me during the period
of August 31st 2023 to October 15th 2023 under the guidance of Department
of Commerce With Computer Applications, Karpagam Academy of Higher Education,
Coimbatore. This report has not formed the basis for the award of any Degree/Diploma/ Fellowship
or other similar title to any candidate of any university.
Signature of Candidate
PLACE :
DATE :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:
I express my sincere thanks to Shri. K. Murugaiah, CEO, Karpagam Group of Institutions for
Permitting me to take up this Project and for his continuous encouragement
I extent my sincere thanks to Dr. N. V. Balaji, Dean School of Arts, Science and Humanities,
Karpagam Academy of Higher Education, Coimbatore for his constant encouragement.
I am deeply indebted to, Mr. Deepak Mohandas, Managing Director, for giving me Permission
and arranging for the needful help and enabling me to undertake this study in their esteemed And
reputed organization. I also express my sincere thanks to all the staff members of the organization
for Giving their valuable suggestions and helping me to complete this study. I always remember
their friendly Attitude which was one of the key factors for successfully completing the internship.
ABSTRACT :
It has helped me a lot to understand the systematic and organized way the firm functions and has
given me the practical experience of the efforts involved in implementing a particular technology.
This period of training gave me the complete feel of professional life and also gave me immense
opportunity to learn about new technologies and increase my technical skills.
TABLE OF CONTENT
I. INTRODUCTION
V. CONCLUSION
CHAPTER – 1
INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
Auditing also attempts to ensure that the books of accounts are properly maintained by the
concern as required by law. Auditors consider the propositions before them obtain evidence and
evaluate the propositions in their auditing report.
Audits provide third-party assurance to various stakeholders that the subject matter is free
from material misstatement. The term is most frequently applied to audits of the financial
information relating to a legal person.
Other commonly audited areas includes: secretarial and compliance, internal controls,
quality management, project management, water management, and energy conservation.
As a result of an audit, stakeholders may evaluate and improve the effectiveness of risk
management, control, and governance over the subject matter.
The roles and responsibilities of Chartered Accountants are very diverse. They work mainly as,
The primary goal of internship is to provide a job exposure to the student and
an opportunity.
Theoretical conceptions in real life situations. To gather this practical
knowledge we were forwarded to different organizations.
I went to JMGM AND ASSOCIATES for my internship and this study gave an
opportunity to observe and perform real world knowledge about the audit procedure
and various tasks followed by the chartered accountancy firm. During the internship
period I could relate the theoretical knowledge of auditing to practical exposure.
Objectives Of Study
CHAPTER II
Firm Profile
FIRM PROFILE
J M G M AND ASSOCIATES
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
ABOUT US
VISION
To be India’s finest professional accounting firm.
MISSION
To be a trusted service provider, applying our knowledge to enable the best
outcomes for our clients.
OUR VALUES
Integrity, Accountability, Responsiveness, Collaboration & Transparency.
OUR MOTTO
Believe. Conceive. Achieve.
CORPORTE SERVICE
• Incorporation of company
• Consultancy on Company Law matters
• Filing of annual returns and various forms, documents
• Maintenance of Statutory records
• Change of Name, Objects, Registered Office, etc
Services Offering
• Company Registration:
• LLP Registration
• GST Registration
• Project Financing
• ROC Filling
• GST Returns
• Income Tax (Business)
• Tally Accounting
• Statutory Audit
• Tax Audit
CHAPTER III
INTRODUCTION TO AUDIT
INTRODUCTION TO AUDIT
Planning
An Auditor should plan his work to complete his work efficiently and well within time. To
plan work accordingly, an Auditor handles the following −
• Accounting system and policies.
• Internal control system of organization.
• Determination of audit procedures and coordinating audit work.
Honesty
An Auditor must have impartial attitude and should be free from any interest. He should
be honest and sincere to his work and he should do his work without any bias and prejudice.
Secrecy
An Auditor should keep confidential all the information acquired by him during his audit.
He should not share the information with anyone without the permission of the client information
can be shared with the client’s permission only when it is bound to be so.
Audit Evidence
An Auditor should adhere to substantive and compliance procedure for collecting audit
evidences before conducting an audit. Through substantive procedures, an Auditor may collect
evidences regarding accuracy, completeness and validity of data; and through compliance
procedure, he may collect evidences regarding internal control system as used in the client’s
organization.
Audit Plan
An audit plan outlines the objectives, scope, timing, and resources required for an audit
engagement. Audit procedures, on the other hand, are the specific tasks and tests performed by
auditors to gather evidence and evaluate the subject matter of the audit. Let's take a closer look at
each of these
Objective
Audit plan starts by clearly stating the objectives of the audit engagement. These objectives
may include expressing an opinion on financial statements, evaluating internal controls, assessing
compliance with laws and regulations, or providing assurance on specific processes or systems.
Scope
The audit plan defines the scope of the audit, which outlines the processes, or locations to
be examined. It specifies whether the audit will cover the entire organization or specific
departments, functions, or accounts.
Timing
The audit plan establishes the timeline for the audit engagement. It includes the start and
end dates of the audit fieldwork, as well as key milestones and deadlines for deliverables. The
timing should consider factors like the organization's reporting cycle.
Risk Assessment
The audit plan includes an assessment of the risks associated with the audit engagement.
This involves identifying potential risks that may affect the reliability of the subject matter being
audited, such as fraud, errors, control deficiencies, or non-compliance. The plan may outline
strategies to mitigate these risks.
CHAPTER IV
JOB DESCRIPTION
JOB DESCRIPTION
The total percentage of GST is 18% they convert into 9% for SGST and 9% for CGST. The
various Act under the Goods and Service Tax
Forms of GST
• Registration forms
• Refund forms
• Electronic ledgers
• Audit forms in GST
• Inspection forms
• Persons providing services need to register if their aggregate turnover exceeds Rs20lakh
(for normal category states) and Rs 10lakh (for special category states).
• This article explains the GST registration threshold limit. Find out the earlier threshold
limits, new GST registration limits, and the persons to whom it applies. Meanwhile if you
want to check your vendor’s buyers registration status you can use our GST search tool.
• The period for applying for GST registration is within 30 days of becoming liable to obtain
GST registration. The individual shall obtain registration when the entity crosses the
threshold aggregate turnover initiates business involved in interstate supplies or involved
in e-commerce transactions.
• The minimum threshold in India depends on the type of business and its locations.
• For business operating in most states the threshold limit for GST registration is an annual
turnover of Rs. 40lakh (for the supply goods) and Rs.20lakh (for the supply of service).
INCOME TAX
3,00,001 to 6,00,000 5%
• Direct Tax
• Indirect Tax
1. Direct Tax;
A direct tax is a tax that a person or organization pays directly to the entity
that imposed it.
2. Indirect Tax;
Any salary that you receive in terms of the service you provide on a
contract of employment is applicable for taxation under the salary head.
ii.Conveyance allowance
An individual firm, company income from his or her property or land is taxable under
the head of income from house property.
The profits that you earn from any kind of legal business of profession are taxable under
this head.
When you earn profit by transferring or selling an asset that was held as a investment
income is taxable under the head of income from capital gain.
BANK STATEMENT
Bank statements do not necessarily mirror the days in a calendar month. Instead,
customers may request that their bank statements cover a one-month period that ends on a
different date (for example, the 25th day of the month).
A bank issues a bank statement to an account holder that shows the detailed activity in the
account. It allows the account holder to see all the transactions processed on their account.
Banks usually send monthly statements to an account holder on a set date. In addition,
transactions on a statement typically appear in chronological order.
During the reconciliation of their bank account with the bank statement, account holders should
check for discrepancies. Account-holders must report discrepancies in writing as soon as
possible. A bank statement is also referred to as an account statement. It shows if the bank is
accountable with an account holder’s money.
Bank statements are a great tool to help account holders keep track of their money. They can
help account holders track their finances, identify errors, and recognize spending habits. An
account holder should verify their bank account on a regular basis—either daily, weekly, or
monthly—to ensure their records match the bank’s records. This helps reduce overdraft fees,
errors, and fraud.
If any discrepancies are found, they must be reported to the bank in a timely manner. Account-
holders usually have 60 days from their statement date to dispute any errors. They should keep
monthly statements for at least one year.
SUMMARY OF WORK DONE:
CONCLUSION
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