A. A partnership firm can be appointed as a statutory auditor of limited company

B. Appointment can be made in the name of the firm

C. Majority of the partners should be practicing in India

D. All partners should be chartered accountants

A. Equity shares or debentures of the company

B. Equity shares carrying voting of the company

C. Shares carrying voting rights of the company

D. Security carrying voting rights of the company

A. Within one month of completion of capital subscription state of the company

B. Within one month of the promotion of the company

C. Within one month of the commencement of the business of the company

D. Within one month of incorporation of the company

A. the conclusion of statutory meeting

B. the conclusion of first annual general meeting

C. the conclusion of next annual general meeting

D. the date of removal

A. a general meeting

B. first annual general meeting

C. statutory meeting

D. annual general meeting

A. Such powers have been conferred upon it by section 224(3)

B. If a company fails to appoint an auditor at a general meeting

C. If an auditor refuses to accept appointment, the powers of the Central

D. None of the above

A. Board meeting

B. Extraordinary general meeting

C. General meeting

D. Annual general meeting

A. Completion of audit

B. Auditor’s report

C. Acceptance of audit

D. Starting of audit work

A. Joint audit

B. Audit to non-profit companies

C. Audit of unlimited companies

D. All of the above

A. Audit of a private company

B. Audit of branch of a foreign company

C. Audit of two branches of an Indian company

D. All of them