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Stock of stationery and other consumables

Accountancy

answered on 20-Apr-23 12:27

What is the accounting treatment of huge stock of stationery and other consumables ( other than inventory)? Does it is recorded as assets in balance sheet or debited to p&l a/c even it is not consumed?

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Other assets.

Atharv Sankliya

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AS 13

Accountancy

answered on 20-Apr-23 12:28

Plss explain the answer , didn't understand. Wat I think is by March 31st , 20x1 ,finacial statements were not published so value shd not be reduced .

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As per AS-4, you need to adjust this.

Reetikaa R

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misc receipt

Accountancy

answered on 19-Apr-23 13:39

why misc receipt goes to pl and not cash book ?

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Misc receipt is our income so it will go to cash and o&l account

Sushmita Chowdhury

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Goodwill,Shares

Accountancy

answered on 17-Apr-23 12:16

1.When goodwill can be depreciated(amortization)then why does shares don't get depreciated???

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Shares/Equity represents residual interest in the company. Whatever is left after paying outsiders belongs to shareholders. So anyways it represents balance amount.

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BRS

Accountancy

answered on 17-Apr-23 12:23

Sir in BRS Mr.X problem u said that some items after identifying requires Reconciliation and some other items rectification. I m confusing taking these words reconciliation and rectification what exactly it means please make this point clear to me in simple way.

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To summarize, reconciliation is the process of identifying differences or discrepancies, while rectification is the process of correcting or adjusting the accounting records to ensure that they are accurate.

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buyback

Accountancy

answered on 17-Apr-23 12:25

can we use sec premium a/c for transfer to crr (the nv of buyback of eq shares)?

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As per section 68 - The explanation to section mentions: For the purposes of this section, Free reserves includes securities premium account

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Presentation

Accountancy

answered on 30-Apr-23 15:52

If gst outward liability is 1,00,000 and gst input has 80,000 The excess 20,000 is paid through cash Where this 20,000 is presented in financials? What about 1,00,000 & 80,000

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20,000 is the output tax liability and not expense. In case of purchase from Composition dealer, purchases will be accounted at invoice value. the seller will separately pay GST.

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Average due date

Accountancy

answered on 16-Apr-23 16:49

how that 6340 come

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2015 to 2018 would be 36 months right.

Saketh Reddy Kotla

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Financial statements of banking companies

Accountancy

answered on 16-Apr-23 16:43

Can anyone tell me the new rates applicable for May 2023 Cainter Exams Cash reserve Ratio=4% of Net demand and Time liabilities SLR =23% Capital Adequacy ratio =9% Am I correct ?

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Slr and crr 18 and 4.5

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Department accounts

Accountancy

answered on 16-Apr-23 12:28

In this sum, there is no mention of goods transferred at profit between departments. But they have calculated stock reserve in answer key of ICAI. Kindly clarify

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Also u need to calculate gp ratio for the 2 departments

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