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Partnership dissolution
Accountancy
answered on 09-Apr-22 19:14
Kindly explain why 4800(unrecorded asset)is posted on credit side of realization a/c Unrecorded asset is to be posted on debit side of realization a/c and If taken over by partner then effect is given on credit side of realization a/c Sir, in partner capital a/c at time of dissolution Does reserve fund posted there ? Kindly answer my query Thank you
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Thank you sir ,I understood
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General
Accountancy
answered on 09-Apr-22 08:55
Sir completing 16 marks sum in 30 min is it a good sign I mean for time mgt purpose sir
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Ok sir
Pandusml V
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Consignment
Accountancy
answered on 10-Apr-22 08:11
Should we take the reduction in market price for the cost which we have bought or invoice price as we value inventory on invoice price and transfer diffrence on inventory reserve but here for reduction they have taken at cost i.e.,20 per metre and but in the question it's not mentioned right is it to be on cost or invoice price? i.e., reduction by 10%
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When unit is not fully available it is a loss. Here it is a valuation reduction.
Sugam SM
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Capital account is a balancing figure?
Accountancy
answered on 09-Apr-22 14:51
Where if a person starts a business..the money invested is takes as capital However there are some people who are dng profession or service etc for them there is no investment..when preparing books for those people capital is a balancing figure..like net worth for them??
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Profits / comission etc. will then form part of capital
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Closing stock on illustration 10 of branch accounts
Accountancy
answered on 09-Apr-22 14:46
In the lecture video of branches (23.illustration 10 part 3) the adjustment of closing stock In question it is give that the stock of raw material helt at Ho is 2300 but in video it is taken as stock of Bo can any one explain Adjustment 2
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Ok sir
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Treatment of this dividend paid
Accountancy
answered on 07-Apr-22 15:33
Please explain
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Since the question is only about operating activities, there is no impact of dividend paid. You need to directly start from Net profit before taxation.
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CA Final
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Single entry
Accountancy
answered on 07-Apr-22 16:02
In this case Avl helped a friend by encasing a cheque ,does it mean that friend had issued the cheque to creditor but due to insufficient balance in account it got dishonoured and so,avl sent money to his friends account ?
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Ok thanks
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CA Inter
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What is EBITA Breakeven point
Accountancy
answered on 07-Apr-22 14:56
Explain
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There is nothing called after charging EBITDA EBITDA breakeven is EBITDA = 0 When you charge dep and amortisation, EBIT becomes negative
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Buy back share
Accountancy
answered on 07-Apr-22 15:11
Buyback Doubt . if anyone know please help me . For calculating maximum number of shares that can be bought back in buy back chapter test 1. shares outstanding test= no.of shares outstanding*25% doubt (here no.of shares means total no of equity shares outstanding or total no.of shares outstanding) test 2 . Resource test : maximum fund available for buyback = 25%( paid up capital+ free reserve+ securities premium ) doubt( here paid up capital means total paid up capital or only equity paid up capital) Test 3:- while calculating equity to be maintained ( paid up capital+ free reserves + securities premium) When calculating paid up capital Should we consider preference share capital
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Test 3 - Here it is total paid up capital and not just equity paid up capital. the ratio of the aggregate of secured and unsecured debts owed by the company after buy-back is not more than twice the paid-up capital and its free reserves:
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Q8, page 10.23
Accountancy
answered on 07-Apr-22 15:04
In the given question if they have mentioned about down trend then why they didn't apply 10% of down trend anywhere ....like in adjusted annual turnover
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When you have already computed the sales for the 12 months up to the date of fire, there is no need to apply trend again
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