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Buy Back of Shares
Accountancy
answered on 08-Jan-25 07:34
Do we have to consider Current liabilities also for calculating debt:equity while checking But Back conditions? In some solutions they have considered and in some they haven't. So please do confirm.
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Yeah. Thank you Sir 😊
Shridhara H U
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BRS
Accountancy
answered on 27-Jan-25 22:44
I didn't understand the 7th adjustment, is the bank account increased by 7,40,000 or reduced ?
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Sorry, WRONG DEBIT TO THE PASS BOOK
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Employee benefits
Accountancy
answered on 06-Jan-25 14:01
How multi employer plan is working instead of they give fund to outsiders they pool such funds together and giving benefits at time of employees retirement?
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They pool fund together and can have a single trust managing them. Say for e.g Tata Trust (hypothetical). manages PF of Tata Motors, Tata Consultancy, Tata Steel etc.
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Consolidated financial stt
Accountancy
answered on 09-Jan-25 11:43
In ur example cost of control and minority interest working Note why don't u take Esc and p&l both If u take both in subsidiary u got 70000 instead of 50000 80%(70000) for capital reserve and 20%(70000) for MI calculation will do But u do it with 80%(50000)
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We need to separate P&L since it is mid year acquisition. And hence done separately.
dhivya annam
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AS 5
Accountancy
answered on 02-Jan-25 07:47
A company initially assumed that it would not continue as a going concern and prepared its financial statements using the NRV basis for a FY but later in the next FY the assumption changes and it is confirmed that the company will continue as a going concern. In this case, is this a change in accounting estimate or change in accounting policy?
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Estimate
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need explanation for mcc
Accountancy
answered on 03-Jan-25 14:36
what is the logic behind 4th mcq given ichi material book back
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Amount after adding borrowing cost should not be more than the realisable value.
Chaaru Rakshanaa
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Illustration -1
Accountancy
answered on 31-Dec-24 11:09
In the ICAI books In the notes to account there is no other current liability in the balance sheet because they don't take the final dividend in Reserve and Surplus. for why? but in our classes you show the final dividend both other current liabilities and reserve and surplus. which method should followed sir?
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ok sir
bharathipriya
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Consolidation
Accountancy
answered on 29-Dec-24 13:09
Sir in consolidation of financial statements in case of treatment of unrealized profit the share of H LTD will be reduced from the consolidated profit and loss and the share of minority interest will be reduced from minority interest or else the whole unrealized profit should be reduced from consolidated profit and loss?
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If sold by Holding 100% from holding. If sold by Sub - remove from post acquisition profits. So both Holding and Minority gets adjusted.
VENKATA SAI KRISHNAKANTH
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Buy back
Accountancy
answered on 28-Dec-24 22:06
Study material question no 3 Company passed a resultion to buy back 20% of its equity capital @50 per share 250000 equity share @10 each fully paid up 2500000 How much transfer to CRR
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I assume you're talking about illustration 3? See the preference share capital. Its been issue for the purpose of buyback CRR is not required for that part of the buyback financed by issue of preference shares Thus, crr required here is (50,000 × 10) - (2,000×100) = 3,00,000
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doubt in ledger statement in cashflow
Accountancy
answered on 26-Dec-24 09:49
Timeline- 1.02. Sir can we also do simple addition and subtraction method instead of preparing ledger statements? like you have mentioned in Illustration 11 @1.02 time.
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Yes. Whichever you are comfortable with
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