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Transfer pricing

Accountancy

answered on 21-Oct-25 14:25

Due date for tax audit report has been extended to oct 2025. What will be the due date for tax audit report where transfer pricing is applicable.

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it is not expected to be extended

Azmi RZmi

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effective capital and maximum amount of monthly remuneration

Accountancy

answered on 21-Oct-25 17:12

is the calculation of effective capital and maximum amount of monthly remuneration under preparation of financial statements in the syllabus for us?

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No longer applicable.

Ritu Kotian

Ritu Kotian

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Internal reconstruction

Accountancy

answered on 24-Oct-25 14:52

Please explain (2) adjustment and also in (6) there’s no journal entry and didn’t quite understand the balance used for trademarks and goodwill

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Preference shares - dividend no adjustment as nothing is paid. Reduce Rs. 50 preference shares and replace with 4 Pref share of Rs. 10 (40) and 3 equity shares of 5. Dr. PSC 50 Dr Capital Reduction 5 Cr. New PSC 40 Cr ESC 15 The balance left in capital reduction account after writing off PL dr balance and reduciton in plant value is to used to write off goodwill and trademarks.

Ritu Kotian

Ritu Kotian

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Interest on debentures

Accountancy

answered on 24-Oct-25 14:54

in question 1, why is the last point on interest on debentures ignored? [Video Time Stamp: 34:12]

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If it paid on 31st MArch means, nothing is outstanding.

Ritu Kotian

Ritu Kotian

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closing balance of profit and loss

Accountancy

answered on 17-Oct-25 23:06

for the point "profit for the year was Rs. 300000", in the textbook, 300000 is taken as closing balance but here while solving 300000 is added to opening balance to arrive at closing balance. which is the right approach? [Video Time Stamp: 04:16]

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300000 is pre acquistion 125 + 175 Coincidentally both numbers are 300. I actually have recorded this today. You will get access to it on Wednesday post diwali

Ritu Kotian

Ritu Kotian

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NON VESTED IN ILL 4

Accountancy

answered on 17-Oct-25 16:58

Sir, you said that for non vested leaves there will be no cash payment for unused leaves, then we are finding rs 50,000 as employee benefit expense for non vested leave

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Because the employees can take leave next year. We will still pay them normal salary even if they do not come to work. For this salary paid, we got benefit in previous year. So expense is booked in previous year.

AKASH V

AKASH V

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illustration 7

Accountancy

answered on 13-Oct-25 22:27

why do we subtract the salvage value even when its not given as a seperate deduction in the notes [Video Time Stamp: 06:30]

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Yes. Similar treatment like income from testing.

Rithu V

Rithu V

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DEFERRED TAX - PPE

Accountancy

answered on 13-Oct-25 22:22

While computing Deffered tax as per WDV, should I adjust profit on sale of fixed asset or loss on derecognition of assets?.

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Ind AS follows balance sheet approach. You simply compare the carrying amount as per books and tax base. Though we sell assets, it does not result in profit or loss for tax purposes since we follow block of asset concept.

Azmi RZmi

Azmi RZmi

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8th sum in icai book

Accountancy

answered on 13-Oct-25 22:27

If the nrv is zero without processing it further, why shouldn't we take that as the value of the inventory

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Not like that. If the partly finished goods can be processed further, we consider the selling value of FG and reduce further processing cost. Say for example at WIP stage we can sell the product at 50. If we process it further by incurring Rs. 30, we can sell it at 90. In this case extra cost to process is 30 and extra revenue is 40. So we would process further. NRV would be 90-30 = 60. However if we process the product by incurring 30, and we get revenue of Rs. 70, it is not advisable to process further.

Rithu V

Rithu V

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Should depreciation always be debited to p& l a/c

Accountancy

answered on 11-Oct-25 20:06

If an asset is used to get inventory ready,depreciation to the extent can be added to cost of inventory...Sir can u explain this point with suitable example [Video Time Stamp: 11:59]

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Say there is a manufacturing plant which produces mobile phones. The depreciation on manufacturing plant is an overhead incurred to produce mobile phonnes and it will be added to cost of mobile phones.

Leela Sowmya

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