Life Insurance

answered on 31-Jan-23 19:33

Not tally

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Life insurance is a contract between an individual and an insurance company where the individual pays a premium and the insurance company provides a financial benefit to the individual's beneficiaries upon the individual's death. The purpose of life insurance is to provide financial protection for the policyholder's loved ones in the event of their untimely demise. There are several different types of life insurance available, such as term insurance, endowment insurance, whole life insurance, money-back insurance, Unit-linked insurance plan (ULIP), and group life insurance. Each type of policy offers different features, benefits, and drawbacks, and it's important to carefully consider all the options available before choosing the right policy for you. It's also important to consider the coverage amount, premium, and riders before making a decision. It's also advisable to consult with a financial advisor or insurance agent to determine which policy is best for you. Life insurance can provide peace of mind, knowing that your loved ones will be taken care of financially in the event of your untimely demise. https://lifeinsurance.adityabirlacapital.com/

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Cogs formula

answered on 09-Sep-22 21:49

Cogs formula

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Ope stock of FG+ Purchases+Direct expenses -clo stock of FG

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Pre and post incorporation

answered on 12-Sep-22 16:53

What's the ratio for cost of goods sold?

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100 - GP ratio = COGS ratio

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Banking p&l

answered on 17-Sep-22 19:53

Can anyone explain how the amount is calculated? ( Highlighted(

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Thank u sir

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DEPARTMWNTAL ACCOUNTS

answered on 09-Sep-22 15:02

can anyone expain me this question fully.

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Ok, thanks.

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Liquidation of companies

answered on 13-Sep-22 16:08

In liquidation, contingent liabilities are to be treated as unsecured creditors ? If yes why?

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If a contingent liability is being crystalised, apply the rules of what you would do with normal creditors.

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Liquidation of companies

answered on 09-Sep-22 09:12

In liquidators final statement of accounts; how to distribute the balance amount available to equity shareholders.

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Bro, first distribute the available amount for legal expenses, liquidators remuneration, liquidation expenses, secured creditors debenture holders secured by floating charge, preferential creditors, unsecured creditors and preference shareholders and finnally you can distribute to equity shareholders, but if there is any deficiency then, you can see if there is any unpaid shares and those can be called up and then the surplus amount which will be available after call can be distributed to equity shareholders.

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Partnership

answered on 09-Sep-22 07:07

Why in the 1st sub question they have taken for A & B as 3:2 but in the 2nd sub question they have considered 3:2:1?

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Hope this will help you

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Preparation of FS for banks

answered on 09-Sep-22 09:18

Should i need to follow format as it is for schedule break up also...?

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Yes bro, you should learn the format

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Bank Reconciliation Statement

answered on 08-Sep-22 20:12

My answer is coming out more than Rs 6000. But the answer given in book is Rs 5,605. Please help.

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Yaah hope u got it thank u

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