Paper 5 – Indirect Tax Laws (CA Final Group II) by CA Vishal Bhattad

Batch Details:

• Lecture Duration: Approx 150 Hrs Batch + 25 Hrs extra practice including GST portion of paper 6
• No. of Lectures: Total 60 Lectures
• Applicable for May 25 Attempt covering amendments, circulars & notifications till 31st Oct 2024.
• Also applicable for Nov 25 attempt with 3-4 extra amendment lectures that will cover all circulars & notifications till 30th Apr 2025 and will be provided 2 months before Nov Exam.

Study Material:

• GST & Custom Regular Modules
• GST & Custom Regular Questioner
• GST & Custom Chart Book & Wallchart

System Requirements:

• Window System – Classes run on Windows laptop & Desktop PC
• Configuration: Window 7 Ultimate, Windows 8, 8.1, 10, Processor –Intel core 3, 2.0 GHz, 3GB RAM, 20% Free Space on C Drive.
• Android System – Mobile/Tablet Version 6 & above Devices
• Note1: Motorola Mobile/Tablet not supported with video lectures
• Note2: Not supported to Mac, Apple PC or Tablet

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