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Bank reconciliation statement
Accountancy
answered on 21-Jun-20 12:33
Tell me an easy and meaning full way to enter transactions in brs
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You have to understand the essence of why an item is a reconciling item and whether it increases or decreases the book / bank balance. Please do not use shortcuts.
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Partnership
Accountancy
answered on 20-Jun-20 08:55
In partners capital account what is debting and crediting once explain about it
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Credit capital accounts with profit share, interest on capital and salaries (if not paid) and debit withdrawals
Jashwanth S
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Introduction
Accountancy
answered on 19-Jun-20 16:08
What is difference between closimg stock and inventories
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In strict sense the words Inventory and stock mean the same. Closing stock means amount of unsold stock left in business as on a date / period end date. Just the word Inventory does not connote a meaning - it could be either opening or closing However, when you see just the word inventory in a balance sheet - it means closing inventory
Prasanth Kumar
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Goods sent on approval basis
Accountancy
answered on 30-Jan-21 15:42
Goods sent on approval basis video no.6 sir took a example in that 15june goods from customer accepted and sent approval on that he recorded that transaction my doubt is already we recorded whole goods sent on approval again why should we enter it's is already entered in past transaction
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But its a ledger Why the format is like journal??
Jashwanth S
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Tax depreciation
Accountancy
answered on 18-Jun-20 15:58
Sir.. What is meant by tax depreciation?
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The depreciation rates are different under Income tax act and Companies Act. Tax Depreciation means, depreciation as computed under Income tax rules.
Shalini Shalu
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Investments AS13
Accountancy
answered on 18-Jun-20 12:27
In case of AS-10 We give 1st priority to consider asset acquired value then asset given fair value then carrying amount. But why we give 1st priority for asset given up fair value In AS-13 If acquisition happens by exchanging assets (shares)
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Given up fair value is the exchange value against which such investment is made. In stead of cash you will get shares in exchange and if sold immediately will fetch the fair value in market. That's why we take the given up asset's fair value in case of acquisition of shares
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Accounting standards
Accountancy
answered on 16-Jun-20 21:35
Sir/mam : what are theAS applicable for group 1 Nov 2020 exam
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Tq so much
Keerthana Prabakaran
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Videos are not playing
Accountancy
answered on 16-Jun-20 09:59
Infact, I also have them downloaded. Still they arent playing (sale of partnership)
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Please send screen shots to support@indigolearn.com. Will ask tech team to revert to you.
Kumarjit Dey
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Who is the founder of book keeping and accountancy?
Accountancy
answered on 15-Jun-20 08:58
Mordern accountancy
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5th century Italian mathematician, Frater Luca Pacioli is hte founder of modern day book keeping
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General
Accountancy
answered on 15-Jun-20 09:07
What is meant by P&L Dr balance. Can u explain expandedly? Normal profit will have what balance either debit or credit?
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Profit & loss account includes both profits and losses, if the net effect is profit then its credit balance, if the net effect is loss then P&L a/c is a debit balance.
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