CONTENTS
- An introduction to valuation for taxation
- Role of registered valuers in Direct Tax Laws
- Cost estimation by accounting method
- Cost estimation by contract method
- Cost estimation by detailed estimate method
- Cost estimation by adopting State PWD plinth area rates
- Cost estimation by adopting CPWD plinth area rates
- Procedure suggested when the cost is to be determined by adopting plinth area rate method
- Cost estimation by more than one method
- Cost estimation of a residential building by five methods
- Valuation cell
- What is Amiya Bala Paul case?
- Rebate for self supervision
- Economy in construction and its impact on cost of construction
- Appeal
- Questions & opinions
- Exclusive format for cost of construction
- Cost of construction of a flat
- Cost of construction of a hospital building 220 - 232
- Cost of construction of a factory godown cum residential building
- Cost of construction of a commercial building
- Cost of construction of a hotel building
- A few court judgements related to cost of construction
- Cost of construction - method is not the main criteria
- Vagaries of valuation regarding cost of construction
- Comparison between cost of construction for income tax and market value for banks
- Expectation of income tax department from the registered valuers and departmental valuers
- International practice of cost estimating
- Form N - Application form to become a registered valuer
- Plinth area rates precribed by Chief Engineer, State PWD, Tamilnadu for 2016 - 2017
- CPWD plinth area rates 01.10.2012 & New plinth area norms 2012
- Break - up weightages for different items for various types of buildings
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