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Accountancy
answered on 18-Aug-20 13:29
In page 2.94, Illustration 8 while finding purchase consideration, all the assets and liabilities are taken over rite so why can't we find using net assets approach like all assets - liabilites
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Purchase consideration is the consideration received on selling the company. The Net Assets approach is taken when the information about the purchase consideration is not available. But here, in this question, it is clearly stated that Prabhu & Co. are receiving 25,000 equity shares of Rs.10 each at a premium of Rs.2 per share. So since the amount of purchase consideration is directly given, Net Assets approach is not considered.
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Redemption of Preference Shares
Accountancy
answered on 19-Aug-20 21:11
Can we follow any sequence of Journal Entries since date is normally not given... like booking liability of PS Holders in first entry and paying them in Last entry ?
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Preference share capital account dr To Preference shareholders account cr ( being booking liability ) Preference shareholders account dr Bank account cr ( being payment to PS holder)
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AS 7
Accountancy
answered on 18-Aug-20 13:08
What is meant by Retentions?
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Contract revenue shall include initial amount agreed on the contract, retention money, claims, incentive payments and variations, if any. Retentions are amounts of progress billings which are not paid until the satisfaction of conditions specified in the contract for the payment of such amounts or until defects have been rectified. Progress billings are amounts billed for work performed on a contract whether or not they have been paid by the customer. Once the conditions are satisfied and defects are rectified (if any), the retention amount is paid off.
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Financial Statement
Accountancy
answered on 18-Aug-20 22:57
Preliminary expenses if given in adjustment , what will be the impact in the financial statement ?
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Thank you ma'am
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Accounting standards
Accountancy
answered on 20-Aug-20 14:38
I need SMALL AND MEDIUM SECTOR ENTERPRISES Disclosures requirement sample of Accounting Standard 1,2,9,29 .. Can anyone please provide...
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RPS
Accountancy
answered on 17-Aug-20 06:51
In redemption of preference shares, to redeem the shares he opt to issue shares at premium and collect money.. Can I use the premium money collected at issue of shares to redeem the preference shares
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As per Section 52(2) of the Companies Act, 2013, Securities Premium Account may be used for the purpose mentioned therein like, issue of bonus shares, writing off preliminary expenses, buy back of shares, etc The balance can also be used to provide for the premium that is payable on the redemption of debentures or of preference shares of the company
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Unable to find Notes
Accountancy
answered on 14-Aug-20 12:09
I am unable to find specific problem notes in 1fin app, which I previously used to open and download in Indigo learn app. For example, I am unable to find Notes for AS 4 problems. Where is the provision provided in 1fin app?
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Thank you sir.
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Issu of share
Accountancy
answered on 12-Sep-20 11:26
Q4 in attachment
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Building a/c .... Dr 10,00,000 To Bank a/c. 1,00,000 To Equity share capital a/c 7,50,000 To Securities premium a/c 1,50,000 Here balance amount (10,00,000 - 1,00,000) will be raised by equity shares issued at premium of Rs 2 i.e,, Rs 12 Hence (9lac/12 = 75,000 shares) for which nominal value should be credited to equity share capital and premium should be credited to Securities premium.
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Boe
Accountancy
answered on 25-Aug-20 15:40
In boe drawer B/R can be transferred to endorsee Like that only the drawee can transferred his B/P to any person from where he want to receive the money from? So by this way in the Bill's of exchange there can be four parties know not only three
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If A draws a bill on B for Rs 5000 so that on the due date of the bill A can present the bill to B and encash 5000 Here in this case Drawer is A( who drawn the bill). Drawer is B who accepted the bill. Payee(beneficiary) is A( as he receives the payment finally) If A endorses the bill to C(creditor for A) for the amount payable to C. Then the Drawer is A( drawer of bill doesn't change). Drawer is B (acceptor of bill does not change). Payee is C ( beneficiary) receiver of Rs 5000. Here payee is also called holder of the bill. Finally there are only 3 parties.
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Overstatement of sales
Accountancy
answered on 12-Aug-20 17:54
What happens to net profit when there is overstatement of sales?
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Please mark the MCQ correction by clicking on top right !. We shall correct it immediately
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