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Redemption of premium amount
Accountancy
answered on 27-Apr-21 11:30
Can we cancel off the premium amount from securities premium account or only general reserve Because in the icai book it was cancelled from general reserve
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Okay thank you
akshaya polisetty
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Depreciation
Accountancy
answered on 28-Apr-21 17:57
Changing method
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This is the answer to the above question
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Departmental account q4 study material new syllabus p.no12.29
Accountancy
answered on 26-Apr-21 19:05
ii memorandum stock account for the department a at the selling price iii. Memorandum departmental markup account I need explainatiom on this mark up mark down Why 25% on opening balance purchases and then
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Yes, what in that?
Sultana Sultana
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Overview of account standard
Accountancy
answered on 26-Apr-21 21:42
Gross margin formula
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Tq u
Sandhya K
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profit and loss pre and post Incorporation
Accountancy
answered on 26-Apr-21 10:33
iii) Bad debts treatment(With reason)
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It is allocated on the basis of Sales Ratio as it is variable expense linked with turnover.
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Profit or loss pre and post incorportion
Accountancy
answered on 25-Apr-21 19:39
How to calculate Sales ratio simply?
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Follow this method..
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Profit or loss pre and post incorporation
Accountancy
answered on 26-Apr-21 10:44
When Travelling expenses or Travelling commission given in question. On which basis we have to calculate either on Time or Sales?
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Thank you sir.
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Doubt
Accountancy
answered on 26-Apr-21 13:05
For example, a question has depreciation â?¹40000 and provision for depreciation asâ?¹110000 in trial balance. And asset value is â?¹5800000. How should we post it in P/L and B/S.
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Fixed assets are companyâ??s tangible assets that are relatively durable and used to run operations and generate income. They are not used to be consumed or sold, but to produce goods or services. Due to the long-term use, the value of fixed assets decreases as they age. Depreciation is the allocation (over the useful life) of the acquisition cost of a fixed asset caused by a decrease in its value. At the end of each financial year, we debit the depreciation expense account and credit the provision for depreciation (on relevant fixed asset account) with the amount of depreciation calculated for the year. For income statements, depreciation is listed as an expense. It accounts for depreciation charged to expense for the income reporting period. On the other hand, when itâ??s listed on the balance sheet, it accounts for total depreciation instead of simply what happened during the expense period. Your balance sheet will record depreciation for all of your fixed assets. This means youâ??ll see more overall depreciation on your balance sheet than you will on an income statement. Equipment is listed on the balance sheet at its historical cost amount, which is reduced by accumulated depreciation to arrive at a net carrying value or net book value.
Susai Yappan
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Banking companies
Accountancy
answered on 26-Apr-21 10:08
Can someone give me a detailed answer for this qn
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Can help you with any specific doubt you have. Please share your working if any in order to help
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Financial statement
Accountancy
answered on 24-Apr-21 14:38
May I know the meaning of â??â?? share option outstanding account â??â??
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You first part of question is unclear. Second part - Share options outstanding account is a reserve which is created to reflect the difference between issue price of share options that are granted to employees and others amount of market value at that time. It is credited with expenditure attributable to that period. You shall learn more about it in Group 2 Advanced Accounting
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