CA Inter Group 1 All Subjects (Advanced Accounts, Law, and Tax) Crackers By Parveen Sharma, Kapileshwar Bhalla, CA Sunil Amlani, Pankaj Garg, K.M. Bansal, Sanjay Kumar Bansal Sep 26

CA Inter Crackers Accounts, Law, and Tax Sep 26 CA Inter Crackers Accounts, Law, and Tax Sep 26 The Present Publication is the June 2026 Edition, authored by CA. Parveen Sharma, CA. Kapileshwar Bhalla, CA. Sunil Amlani, CA. Pankaj Garg, CA. (Dr) K.M. Bansal & Dr Sanjay Kumar Bansal, with the following noteworthy features: Common to All Three Papers [Solved Past Papers, incl. May 2026] Solved past‑attempt questions across recent sittings, with the latest May 2026 paper reproduced and answered in full as a final self‑test [Source & Marks Tagging] Questions carry their origin (past exam/RTP/MTP) so practice tracks the paper’s own construction—e.g., individual items in the Law volumes are tagged [RTP‑May 26] and similar [RTP & MTP Coverage] Selected ICAI Revision Test Paper and Mock Test Paper questions embedded in the relevant chapters [Marks Distribution & Trend Analysis] A chapter‑wise marks‑distribution matrix and an attempt‑by‑attempt trend analysis in each book, isolating the high‑frequency, high‑mark areas before revision starts [Objective Practice Banks with Explained Keys] Dedicated application‑based MCQ and integrated/case‑scenario practice in each paper—answers carry supporting reasoning, so a wrong attempt becomes a learning point, not a bare letter [Examiner‑Style Model Answers] Computations laid out with full working notes; theory structured around the governing provisions Paper‑specific: [Advanced Accounting] Para‑wise Sequencing: Within each Accounting Standard, questions follow the AS’s own paragraph order (Ch. 4–9 are sub‑divided into Units, one per AS) Study‑Material Mapping: Every chapter/unit mapped to its ICAI Study Material reference Revision Aids in Answers: Summary tables and process flowcharts embedded inside the solutions [Corporate & Other Laws] Section‑Anchored Organisation: Questions sit under numbered sub‑topics tied to the exact statutory provision tested Point‑Wise Descriptive Answers: Every subjective solution broken into discrete, scannable points Dual Indexing: The same questions reachable both topic‑wise and attempt‑wise Two‑Volume Split: Descriptive (Vol. 1) and objective (Vol. 2) tracks on one shared 15‑chapter spine [Taxation] Updated to A.Y. 2026‑27 & Latest GST Law: Earlier questions and answers rewritten for current slab structures, the default regime, revised special rates, and the GST position in force MCQ & Integrated Case‑Study Banks: For both Income‑tax and GST as dedicated chapters, each scenario resolved into linked sub‑questions with an answer key The coverage of the Combo is as follows: Paper 1 — Advanced Accounting The Accounting Standards in full, organised by function: foundations (standard‑setting process, IFRS convergence, carve‑outs/ins, the framework, applicability); presentation & disclosure (AS 1, 3, 17, 18, 20, 24, 25); asset‑based (AS 2, 10, 13, 16, 19, 26, 28); liability‑based (AS 15, 29 Revised); items impacting financial statements (AS 4, 5, 11, 22); revenue (AS 7, 9); and others (AS 12, 14)—followed by the high‑weightage application areas: consolidated financial statements, financial statements of companies, buy‑back and equity shares with differential rights, amalgamation, internal reconstruction, and branch accounting Paper 2 — Corporate & Other Laws The complete Company Law spine across fifteen chapters—Preliminary; Incorporation of Company & Incidental Matters; Prospectus and Allotment of Securities; Share Capital and Debentures; Acceptance of Deposits; Registration of Charges; Management and Administration; Declaration and Payment of Dividend; Accounts of Companies; Audit and Auditors; Companies Incorporated Outside India—plus the allied enactments: the LLP Act 2008, the General Clauses Act 1897, Interpretation of Statutes, and the FEMA 1999 Paper 3 — Taxation Income‑tax Law (Section A, Ch. 1–15)—basic concepts and rate structure; residence and scope of total income; incomes not forming part of total income; the five heads worked through computational problems; clubbing; set‑off and carry‑forward of losses; deductions from gross total income; agricultural income; computation of total income and tax payable (the integrating, highest‑weight area); advance tax, TDS/TCS; and filing of return. Goods & Services Tax (Section B, Ch. 16–30)—GST framework and supply; charge; place, time and value of supply; exemptions; input tax credit; registration; tax invoice and credit/debit notes; accounts and records; e‑way bill; payment of tax; TDS/TCS under GST; and returns