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answered on 04-Apr-22 18:23

In a manufacturing process of vinay Ltd one by Product BP emerges besides two main products Mp1 & Mp2 apart from scrap. Details of cost of production process is here Raw material 15000 units amounting â?¹ 160000, wages â?¹ 82000, fixed ohs 58000 & variable ohs â?¹40000. Output Mp1 produced 6250 units and closing stock 800 units . Mp2 produced 5000 units and closing stock 200 units . BP produced 1600 units. Avg. Price of Mp1 & Mp2 is â?¹80 & â?¹50 per unit respectively .By product is sold at â?¹ 25 per unit . There is a PROFIT OF 5000 on sale of by product after incurring separate processing charges of â?¹ 4000 & packing charge of â?¹6000. â?¹6000 is realised from scrap . calculate value of closing stock of Mp1 & Mp2 as on 31st March 2012. Solution : Net joint cost = raw material + wages + fixed ohs + variable ohs - Nrv of by product - scrap . So here sir calculated NRV of by product 1600 unit �?â?¹ 25 price - 4000processing charges - 6000 packing charges And my doubt is why it's not 1600 unit �? â?¹25 price -4000 processing charge - 6000 packing charge - 5000 profit on sale of by product ? Is profit should be ignored in such situation or considered by deduction.

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Also there is no restriction to reduce the profit from NRV to allocate cost

Vipul Kumar

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Calculation of NRV of by product as per AS 2

Accountancy

answered on 04-Apr-22 18:24

While calculating NRV of by product why profit on sale of by product not excluded from it ?

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Okay thankyou sir ð???

Vipul Kumar

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Time save.in exam.

Accountancy

answered on 02-Apr-22 22:00

Can anyone say sir/mam.... In below NPO as a sum is given ....... In that sum Instead of doing 3 a/cs. In exam........can I combine 3 a/cs together.....is that allowed............

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Ok sugam bro

Balachandar S

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AS - 3

Accountancy

answered on 02-Apr-22 18:05

Good evening Sir/Madam, In the CA Intermediate classes - Group 1 Accounting Standards - AS 3 Cash flow statement - Module 18 named "Illustration 6 - Part 2" , there the Cash flow statement is prepared under Indirect method. But , Why we did not add back the "Provision for taxation" to the net profit , being the non-cash item. Kindly clarify Sir/Madam.

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We would have taken net profit before tax

Avasarala Vivek Aditya

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NPO interest on deposit

Accountancy

answered on 02-Apr-22 12:10

So here we get an interest on deposit of 2000 for 1 year which is actually deposited as 20000 in end of last year(31/3/19) So after we gain interest in current year i.e.,2000 we will credit it to income and exp account and shouldn't we add this to deposit and show in balance sheet as 22000?

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Interest is already received

Sugam SM

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Provide me sums

Accountancy

answered on 06-Apr-22 17:13

Please provide me sums of final accounts consisting commission calculation abnormal loss calculation and claim of insurance and provision for bad debt and other tricky adjustments in one problem. I solved all questions from study mat but commission and abnormal loss adjustments were not available. If you find any sums with these adj pls share

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Ok sir

Sugam SM

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Doubt

Accountancy

answered on 01-Apr-22 21:26

In this question does vesting period starts from 1/10/20x0 and ends in 31/3/x5 ...?

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Yes you are right

Sri kanaga Varshini

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AS 11

Accountancy

answered on 31-Mar-22 16:41

Sir, I have a small doubt in the CA Intermediate classes - Group 1 Accounting Standards - AS 11 - Module 4 named "Forex loss for depreciable assets (Amendment)" which is a length of 11:30. I have a small doubt in the video duration from 9:25 to 10:00 . There Mr. Satya Raghu Sir concluded that in the Option 2 the journal entries are "P&L a/c Dr, To Forex loss a/c" - which are actually the journal entries of Option 1 , which I think may not be intentionally said by him and may be erroneously spelled by him. Kindly Can you see the video and clarify the doubt ? I just wanted to clarify and in no way I'm trying to make any faculty wrong.

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Ok Sir. Thank you for your response.

Avasarala Vivek Aditya

Avasarala Vivek Aditya

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Manufacturing entities

Accountancy

answered on 01-Apr-22 16:07

How did they classify sale of scrap to manufacturing entity. It can even be sale of some old asset of office which would be sold as scrap. Can we give assumption under this?

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Bro, in this question they have directly given the amount for sale of scrap. So we don't have to worry about it.

Sugam SM

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INDAS, AS ONLY COMPANIES?

Accountancy

answered on 31-Mar-22 08:26

INDAS and as are to be followed by companies only?? What the other companies or firms or ind books follow if they don't come under AS and INDAS

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https://youtu.be/SBz6fh6rFJI This video can help you understand

vasabattula abhinav

vasabattula abhinav

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