Accountancy
Voice tips
USING your voice well means three things, according to Michael McCallion. One, you should be able to produce your voice without ever hurting yourself in the process. Two, you should be able to use your voice fully and energetically for several hours a day and have it as free and flexible at the end of your day's work as at the beginning. And, three, your voice must be capable of conveying all the nuances of meaning your work demands; it must be a completely flexible and accurate instrume nt of expression and communication which remains absolutely under your control.

Smoothen the rough edges
N. Sethuraman examines some of the questions in an ICWA (Intermediate) model paper on corporate laws and secretarial practice for the June exams

Taxation
Balanced and exhaustive -- II
V. Nagarajan discusses the December 1999 ICWA (Intermediate) paper on indirect taxation

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