ICAI Exams Amendments Summary | CA November Examination
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| Level | Subject | Chapter | Chapter Name |
| CA Intermediate | Paper 2: Corporate and Other Laws | 3 | Prospectus and Allotment of Securities |
| Paper 4: Taxation – Section A | 10 | Provisions for filing return of income and self-assessment | |
| Paper 4: Taxation – Section B | 2 | Supply under GST | |
| 3 | Charges of GST | ||
| 4 | Exemptions from GST | ||
| 5 | Time and Value of Supply | ||
| 6 | Input Tax Credit | ||
| 7 | Registration | ||
| 8 | Tax Invoice: Credit and Debit Notes; E-way Bill | ||
| 9 | Payment of Tax | ||
| 10 | Returns | ||
| CA Final | Paper 1: Financial Reporting | 2 | Unit 1: Ind AS 1: Presentation of Financial Statements |
| 4 | Unit 1: Ind AS 8: Accounting Policies, Changes in Accounting Estimates and Errors | ||
| 6 | Ind AS 101: First-time Adoption of Ind AS | ||
| 10 | Unit 1: Ind AS 12: Income Taxes | ||
| Paper 4: Corporate and Economic Laws | 10 (Module 2) | Miscellaneous Provisions | |
| 9 (Module 2) | Companies Incorporated Outside India | ||
| 3 (Module 3) | The Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 | ||
| Paper 6D: Economic Laws | 4 | The Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 | |
| Paper 7: Direct Tax Laws | 23 (Module 3) | Miscellaneous Provisions | |
| Paper 8: Indirect Tax Laws | 2 | Supply under GST | |
| 3 | Charges of GST | ||
| 4 | Exemptions from GST | ||
| 5 | Place of Supply | ||
| 7 | Value of Supply | ||
| 8 | Input Tax Credit | ||
| 9 | Registration | ||
| 10 | Tax Invoice, Credit and Debit Notes | ||
| 11 | Accounts and Records; E-way Bill | ||
| 12 | Payment of Tax | ||
| 13 | Returns | ||
| 15 | Refunds | ||
| 19 | Demands and Recovery | ||
| 22 | Appeals and Revision | ||
| 24 | Miscellaneous Provisions |
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