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Doubt in BRS

Accountancy

answered on 13-Feb-22 19:08

Cheques issued but not presented to bank Overdraft As per Cash book - Favourable As per pass book - Overdraft As per Cash book + Favourable As per pass book + My question When we add amount to overdraft Can overdraft amount can reduce ? I am right or wrong

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It's like favorable cash book and unfavorable pass book have same treatment and vice versa

Rishi Kumar

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Redemption of Preference share

Accountancy

answered on 12-Feb-22 21:56

3 image .. circle portion .... How this number came ....

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Tw

Kruthika Ramesh

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Sale or return basis

Accountancy

answered on 12-Feb-22 11:54

What is the ans for 4 th Q in below image...... And what is the logic pls tell me anyone ......... Tq... ..

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Ok sir..

Balachandar S

Balachandar S

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Account current

Accountancy

answered on 10-Feb-22 18:59

What is red ink interest ? If question doesn't provide when our books of account close then what we should in case of account current?

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Pls share full question.

Jaswant Vyas

Jaswant Vyas

CA Foundation

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Liquidation of companies

Accountancy

answered on 10-Feb-22 10:54

Can anyone clarify is preferential creditors is a secured or unsecured creditors

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Thanks for the clarification mam

Harsha vardhan S

Harsha vardhan S

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Interest on Partner's Loan - Partnership accounts

Accountancy

answered on 09-Feb-22 13:46

sir , interest on partners loan would be credited to partners loan a/c , why to capital a/c ???? It has been taught to us . Is it correct ?

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Interest on partners loan would be credited to partner's capital account. Butin case of seprate partners loan A/c. you should credited to that A/c.

Varun Mulay

Varun Mulay

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Consignment account

Accountancy

answered on 09-Feb-22 11:14

Agar question me consignor goods ko invoice par show karta he to closing stock ki calculation ke time konsi cost per show karega iv par ya cost par

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On credit side show at invoice value, on debit side show Inventory Reserve. In Balance sheet, we will show Inventory on Consignment Less: Inventory Reserve

Marwadi Bhai

Marwadi Bhai

CA Foundation

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Company Accounts

Accountancy

answered on 09-Feb-22 13:37

Every listed company is a public company but every public company is not a listed company. Explain with example.

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Thank you sir!

Jitendra Kumar

Jitendra Kumar

CA Final

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Current cost

Accountancy

answered on 06-Feb-22 12:43

What is mean by undiscounted amount in simple words??

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Which is not discounted

Vanathi V

Vanathi V

CA Inter

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Consolidated financial statements in Advanced Accounting

Accountancy

answered on 05-Feb-22 11:06

Hello I have a small doubt in the concept of consolidated financial statement, The one if the topic in the CFS is profit or loss of subsidiary company. The company made a investment (60%of stake) in " b" limited then" b" Limited could be a subsidiary company. That subsidiary company earned the profit and already they have reserves in the company before the acquisition , Ordinarily before acquisition period profit and reserve are shown in the subsidiary company books account but in the book theory they are adjusted against cost of control to find out the goodwill and Capital Reserve on consolidation why? How?

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Before acquisition period profit and reserves continue to be shown in subsidiary books. It's just that at time of consolidation, we need to find out whether holding company paid extra or less. If it paid more than it's share in capital and reserves, we call it goodwill, otherwise capital reserve. Check example 1 for reference

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