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CS Professional Important topic of GST INPUT TAX CREDIT (ITC) Input tax credit  is the type ofcredit that manufacturers received for paying input taxes towards goods used in the manufacture of products. Similarly, a dealer is entitled to input tax credit if he has purchased goods for resale purpose. ELIGIBILITY AND CONDITION FOR TAKING INPUT TAX CREDIT Only the registered person can take the credit for input, on such condition that input tax credit on the supply of goods or services are intended to be used in course and furtherance of business and the amount will be credited to the electronic ledger of such person CONDITION FOR CLAIMING INPUT TAX CREDITED Have possession of a tax invoice or debit note issued by supplier registered under this act. Has received the goods or service or both. The tax which is charged of such apply should actually be paid to the government, either in cash or through utilization of input tax credit Has furnished the return under section 39

What is Fibre? and what is the Process of Fibre to Fabric? Class 6 Science Online Class 6  Science : History of clothing At an early age around 30000 years ago, people use to wear animal skin for clothing and to keep body warm wool was introduces 6000 years ago. The silk was introduced in 3000 BC in China and at the same time in India cotton was introduced. At that time these fabrics were not stitched, and they were just wrapped around the body. Even today, saree, lungi and other fabrics are unstitched and wore by wrapping around the body.  Ways of using fabric Draping Earlier time, stitching was not there.  So, clothes draped and worn. Stitching Nowadays, fabrics are stitched and then wore. Still, there are fabrics like saree which are draped. What is Fibre? Clothes we wear are made up of fibers. A fiber is a thin thread-like strand from which a cloth is made. It is flexible and strong for making clothes. With the fibers, the yarn is made. What is Fibre?

NCERT & CBSE Class 11 Chemistry MODERN PERIODIC TABLE Class 11 chemistry classes  : Modern periodic law(given by Mosley) states that there is a periodic repetition of properties of the elements isarranged in order of their increasing atomic numbers. This law isthe basis of formulation of the modern periodic table of elements. Many other chemists also arranged different elements in order of increasing atomic numbers. This periodic table is also known as a  Long or Extended form of Periodic Table. The present form of a periodic table which is widely used across the globe is the long form of the periodic table.In this form of a periodic table, the horizontal rows are called  periods  and the vertical columns are known as the  groups. The repetition of properties of elements results from alike outer electronic configuration after certain regular intervals. The elements of group IA are alkali metals which have the similar outer electronic configuration, i.e. ns1 where n refers

   Most important toipc for CS Foundation Simple Interest What is Interest? Interest is the consideration paid by the borrower to the moneylender for the use of his money. The concept of interest involves two persons: Money Lender (who gives the money) Borrower (who takes the money) Some Related Terms: Principal:  It is the initial value of lending or the sum which is borrowed. Rate  of Interest: It is charged for the defined length of time for use of principal. Generally, it is charged on a yearly basis. Amount: the final value of an investment. It is the sum total of the principal and interest earned. Time:  The period for which the money is used. Interest:  The extra amount charged by the money lender. Learn complete  CS Foundation Simple Interest For more topics of CS Foundation click blogs of  CS Foundation . Click here for Online/offline classes for CS Foundation, CS Executive and CS Professional. Subscribe our Youtube channel for free  CS Fou

Foreign and Private Sector Banks Headquarters with their Taglines IBPS clerk online classes  : Apart from Public Sector banks, there are many Private sector & Foreign banks present in India strengthening our banking sector headquarters & taglines of whom are important from banking exams point of view. So, in this blog we are listing the headquarters and taglines of important Private & Foreign sector banks: Private Sector Banks Private sector banks are the banks in which most of the shareholding is in the hands of the private entities. Bank Name Headquarters Taglines Axis Bank Mumbai Badhti Ka naam Zindagi Bandhan Bank Kolkata Aapka Bhala, Sabki Bhalai Catholic Syrian Bank Thrissur Support all the way City Union Bank Kumbakonam Trust and Excellence since 1904 Development Credit Bank Mumbai We Value You Dhanalaxmi Bank Thrissur Tann. Mann. Dhan Federal Bank Kochi Your perfect banking partner HDFC Bank Mumbai We understand your world Takshila Learning  

CS Professional – Ethics & ETHICAL THEORIES CS Professional video lectures : Ethical Theories  are the solution for the problems or dilemma faced by business in day to day working. It tells us how we should behave or do the task to avoid conflict. Its also known as ethical principles which we should follow in a different situation. FOLLOWING ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF ETHICAL THEORIES DEONTOLOGICAL THEORY This theory judged the man on the basis of his action as ethical or unethical. As a human being, we possess certain capacity and capability of rationality compared to animals. Morality should be present to help us with a framework of principles and actions which should be independent of personal intention and desire. This theory is introduced by Immanuel Kant in 1788. Learn complete CS Professional – Ethics & ETHICAL THEORIES  & online cs professional classes .

Surface Areas and Volumes – Cube, Cuboid, and Cylinder | Class 10 Maths In this chapter, we will learn about the CBSE Board Class 10 topic  Surface Areas and Volumes  of solids like Cube, Cuboid, Cylinder, and sphere. Our Maths notes are self-satisfactory and easy to understand. Introduction In our day to day life, we come across various forms of solids. For Example – An ice cream cone is a combination of cone and semi-sphere. In this article, we will discuss the calculations regarding finding the surface area and volume of the different solids. Units of measurements To solve the problems first we need to know the interrelationships between different units of measurement. Length 1 Centimetre (cm) = 10 millimetre (mm) 1 Decimetre (dm) = 10 Centimetres (cm) 1 Metre (M) = 10 decimetre= 100 Centimetres (cm) = 1000 millimetre (mm) 1 Decametre (dam) = 10 Metre (m) = 1000 Centimetres (cm) 1 Hectometre (hm) = 10 Decametre (dam) = 100 Metre (m) 1 kilometre (km) = 100