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answered on 13-Oct-25 22:36
Sir i dont get that how capital reserve is getting debited for liquidation expense. [Video Time Stamp: 10:30]
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If the buying company incurs liquidation expenses - it's like an additional payment. Say net assets = 1000 Purchase consideration = 900 Capital reserve = 100 On top of it the buying company incurs liquidation expenses of Rs. 20. So in effect the company incurred 920 to acquire net assets of 1000. So capital reserve is 80. Since we recorded capital reserve at 100, now we are debiting it by 20.
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AMALGAMATION - ILLUSTRATION 1
Accountancy
answered on 13-Oct-25 22:38
In the material, it is not given that Y Ltd made entries at par value but in answer it is taken par value not intrinsic value. Why is that ? [Video Time Stamp: 15:03]
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The study material has made an assumption that it is to be made at par value. Refer illustration 3 of ICAI material
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Lease Schedule
Accountancy
answered on 13-Oct-25 22:42
in example 3, for year 5, payment is taken at 50000 but in the textbook it is 75000. it says assuming zero residual value, but 25000 is considered [Video Time Stamp: 12:33]
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It looks like a typo error in ICAI material. All these variations have been covered in class- That is more than sufficient.
Ritu Kotian
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Ways to record transaction
Accountancy
answered on 13-Oct-25 22:43
Sir as you said grocery shop person will write the names of the person aswell who will pay money to them...just like that we suppose that children bought something and didn't paid money...so in that case it will be written in the book that children bought these items on this day and there parents will pay afterwards?
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Yes. Generally it will be recorded in parent's name since minor cannot be held liable.
Anushri Mathur
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Illustrations PDF
Accountancy
answered on 09-Oct-25 14:32
the questions in the textbook are different. is it possible to get a copy of these illustrations please [Video Time Stamp: 00:08]
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thank you
Ritu Kotian
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Getting wrong answer
Accountancy
answered on 08-Oct-25 16:54
12,70,000 - 72,000 - 6,05,000-30,000 =5,63,000 But in the books and video there is 5,75,000 Explain me [Video Time Stamp: 11:13]
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It is correct only. purchase returns should be reduced from the purchases. So the gross profit will be 6,23,000
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Amalgamation exps
Accountancy
answered on 09-Oct-25 10:02
Is it optional to journal entry amalgamation expenses or we can leave it and also illustration 5 of study material - interest is due ,we have to transfer interest to realisation account or entry for payment anything is not given in additional information
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If amalgamation expense details are given - you need to journal it. Interest payable - this might be taken over by the purchasing company. If it is paid by the selling company, you can transfer to realisation account and then pass the payment entry Realisation A/c Dr. To Bank A/c
Anushka Kumawat
CA Inter
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AS-12
Accountancy
answered on 06-Oct-25 14:15
Can I get the AS 12 explanation video
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Its included as a part of your course. Let me know which specific aspect you are looking at.
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Illustration 8
Accountancy
answered on 07-Oct-25 13:57
In the trading p and l account in the books of branch, whether the stock should always be valued at cost price ? or invoice price ? [Video Time Stamp: 10:50]
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In trading P&L account method, we consider it at cost.
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AS 20 - Rights issue
Accountancy
answered on 07-Oct-25 13:58
Illustration 4 in study material. For EPS calculation of year 2, I didn’t understand the time weighting factor considered. Please clarify. Photos attached below
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For time weighting factor, We consider Right adjustment element till the date of rights issue - this is time weighted separately for number of months from beginning of month till date of right issue After shares are issued, we consider total shares for remaining months.
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