Intimation to Registrar required to be given by auditor under sub-section (1C) should be in any particular form and whether it is to be registered by Registrar and any fee is to be charged
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Intimation to Registrar: auditor may send a letter; Registrar need not register or charge fee. The Department's view is that no statutory form is prescribed for the intimation to the Registrar under the provision; a letter to the Registrar suffices, the Registrar need not register the intimation and no fee is payable, and the intimation should be kept in a separate auditor-wise folder in the Registrar's records.
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Intimation to Registrar: auditor may send a letter; Registrar need not register or charge fee.
The Department's view is that no statutory form is prescribed for the intimation to the Registrar under the provision; a letter to the Registrar suffices, the Registrar need not register the intimation and no fee is payable, and the intimation should be kept in a separate auditor-wise folder in the Registrar's records.
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