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    <title>Amended Schedule III to the Companies Act, 2013- mandatory but very flexible manner of rounding off allowed is not proper. More slabs and uniform rounding off is desirable.</title>
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    <description>Amendment to Schedule III makes rounding off figures in financial statements mandatory by reference to total income and requires uniform use of a chosen measurement unit. Two broad slabs are prescribed with wide discretion over rounding units, which can impair readability and inter firm comparability-particularly for companies with very small or very large figures. The author recommends multiple calibrated slabs, restricted permissible units per slab (favoring full amounts or crores for many Indian companies), and optional alternate presentations for foreign readers to improve clarity and comparability.</description>
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