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answered on 05-May-26 10:34

Sir, In this illustration, Its mentioned that the contract is agreed for reimbursible cost + 20%. So, here 90,000 is reimbursible, So 90,000 + 20% = 1,08,000/- Should be receivable, Shouldn't it, sir?? [Video Time Stamp: 03:34]

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yes.

Jagadeesh Jaidev

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ANNUITY

Accountancy

answered on 03-May-26 18:41

What is annuity formula?How to calculate present value? [Video Time Stamp: 02:07]

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You will learn in maths

Renuka chitrada

Renuka chitrada

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consolidated

Accountancy

answered on 05-May-26 11:38

we have already reduced divident from preacquitisotn profits ..while making anlaysisof profit...agian why should i reduce it while calculating reserves and surplus?......and can i reduce that unrealised profit in analysis of profit itself? [Video Time Stamp: 29:07]

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because we credited dividend to PL. Actually it should be reduced form cost of investment. So to rectify it we need to reduce PL balance.

Nandhini Sekar

Nandhini Sekar

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DECOMMISSIONING COST

Accountancy

answered on 08-May-26 10:13

How to distinguish whether to treat the decommissioning cost as per as 2 or as 10? Im not able to understand this passage completely!

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Ok sir thanks a lot

Geeta B

Geeta B

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Sir i think to do accounting standard in the last sir can I first i complete all chapters

Accountancy

answered on 05-May-26 11:38

Then all accounting standard or i first complete all accounting standard then all chapter I feel some time diffult concept its give u stress some time in mid small small diffult concept come [Video Time Stamp: 01:49]

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Please go in sequence. If some topics are difficult, please note them down and revise them after few days. Make a list of difficult questions separately

Roshan G

Roshan G

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Depreciating

Accountancy

answered on 04-May-26 10:15

Why didn't we deduct depreciation of ₹470 from equipment in the current year balance sheet

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We didn't deduct depriciation because the closing balance is after the depreciation is deducted.

Hima

Hima

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Depreciation for replaced components follows it's individual useful life or remaining useful life of existing machinery?

Accountancy

answered on 08-May-26 10:17

If, The new turbine which costs 450 has a useful life of 10 years. But the remainder components has Remaining life of 4 years. Whether we need to depreciate the new turbine cost for 10yrs or 4yrs? As per depreciation on addition/extension to existing PPE, we check if the addition/extension can be used independently or not, and has seperate identity.? And compute the depreciate accordingly. Should I apply this criteria for the new turbine? [Video Time Stamp: 08:36]

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Ok sir thank you

Geeta B

Geeta B

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AS

Accountancy

answered on 30-Apr-26 09:50

what accouting policies company must follow is that upto the company or it iis governed by law? [Video Time Stamp: 06:10]

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Accounting policies are not fully up to the company they must comply with laws and standards like Companies Act 2013 and Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS). Within that framework, management has limited discretion to choose policies (e.g., depreciation method), but they must be consistent, reasonable, and properly disclosed.

vidya Shah

vidya Shah

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provision and contingent liability

Accountancy

answered on 04-May-26 11:37

difference between provision and liabilities. can u also give one exp of Cat 1 and 2 contingent liabilities [Video Time Stamp: 05:51]

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Also if the probability of obligation/payment is >50% - we record it in the books as a provision. If amount cannot be measured, it is a contingent liability. If probability is upto 50%, its a contingent liability.

vidya Shah

vidya Shah

CA Inter

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capital vs revenue expenditute

Accountancy

answered on 30-Apr-26 09:55

in the exqmple given - legal fees incurred will it not be treated as a loss? [Video Time Stamp: 06:41]

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It is not a loss. It will shown as revenue expendiature in the P&L A/c

vidya Shah

vidya Shah

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