B E Kumar Prasad

He is a Practicing Chartered Accountant in Bengaluru, India. He has 28+ years of experience in income tax, business setup, and NRI matters. He is also an Insolvency Professional, Registered Valuer (F&SA) and Social Auditor.Prasad welcomes your comments and questions. Please email him at simplifiedlaws20@gmail.com

What is missing in our Bangalore?

Having spent the first two decades of my life in a village, I consider myself a village boy. Since 1991, I have been living in Bangalore, so I call myself an Old Bangalorean too. This way I am blessed to have the experience of both rural and urban worlds. Today …

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Have you heard about Girl Math?

This topic gained the attention of mainstream media recently. So, I casually asked my kids about it. To my surprise, my second daughter was quick to respond! I was shocked to see her knowledge of the trending topic! Looking at this, my first daughter added – ‘Appa, don’t be overly …

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How to make your PAN Operative

The issue of linking Aadhar to PAN is still a matter of concern, particularly among NRI/OCIs. Some of you have approached me, stating that you are facing challenges in receiving tax refunds due to the non-linking of Aadhar. This brief note aims to give the background of this issue and …

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The Importance of Regular Asset Management digitally

There are two things, digital assets and physical assets managed digitally. I am referring to the second one here. Not too long ago, updating passbooks at banks meant visiting the branch, waiting in queues, and getting entries made manually. If the bank or service provider required any documents, they would …

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Wrong claims in IT Returns and its repercussions

Mr Ramakrishna is someone I have known since my birth. Last seen in 1987, he is now a healthy 92-year-old chain smoker, consuming a pack of cigarettes daily. (I often wonder had he invested in ITC shares instead of cigarettes, he would have been owning a luxurious car and a …

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Why is documentation important?

In Hindu mythology, there is a deity named Chitragupta, who is tasked with maintaining records of human actions. Upon arrival at Yamaloka after death, Chitragupta reviews these deeds. If good deeds outweigh the bad, the door to Swarga (heaven) is opened; otherwise, one may end up in hell.  As human …

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