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AS 22
Accountancy
answered on 06-Jul-24 12:19
As per AS 22 , the business has loss say 100,000 RS and it is virtually certain that the company would have sufficient profit in the future. The loss can be carried forward for 8 yrs. Tax rate 40%.Why are we claiming 40000RS as deferred tax asset for the year 1?If there is a loss and we aren't paying tax for it why is it a deferred tax asset?
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Because we would save tax in future. So there is a benefit in future because of current year loss
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AS15
Accountancy
answered on 03-Jul-24 15:20
Under AS 15 "employee benefits" what all are the items to be recorded in P&L a/c and balance sheet each year?
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The following items need to be disclosed in the Balance Sheet: Defined Benefit Obligation: The present value of the defined benefit obligation. Fair Value of Plan Assets: The fair value of plan assets at the balance sheet date. Net Defined Benefit Liability or Asset: The net total of the defined benefit obligation and the fair value of plan assets. Unrecognized Past Service Cost: Past service cost that has not yet been recognized. Actuarial Gains and Losses Not Recognized: Actuarial gains and losses not recognized in the balance sheet but disclosed in the notes.
Niveta Rajkumar
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AS 13
Accountancy
answered on 03-Jul-24 16:15
As per AS 13 when we acquire an investment for exchange of an asset if FMV of asset given up and FMV of asset acquired both are given , which one should we consider as cost of acquisition? Is the answer same for AS 10 PPE also ? If yes why?
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AS 13 - First preference FV of asset given up. If FV of asset received is more evident, use that. AS 10 - Similar treatment. First preference FV of asset given up. If FV of asset received is more evident, use that.
Niveta Rajkumar
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AS 15
Accountancy
answered on 03-Jul-24 16:13
Couldn't understand why we are reducing net impact of unamortised costs (12.5 l)from gain on impact of curtailment (500l).Why not subtract 100 l from gain on impact of curtailment(500 l) directly ?
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100 is for total Gross obligation. So we are reducing proportionately for 500.
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Final account
Accountancy
answered on 12-Jul-24 11:38
I want to know treatment of bad debts, discount on debtors and discount on creditors
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For calculation of debtors, Reduce landlord amount and goods sent on approval. From that amount reduce the bad debts ANd then calculate provision for bad debts.
Sathya S
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Discount received
Accountancy
answered on 12-Jul-24 11:51
Why discount received is debited with p/l account
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for debtors, we give discount which is an expense.
Sathya S
CA Foundation
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Journal entries in final account
Accountancy
answered on 27-Jun-24 17:22
In final account journal entries sales, return outward,are debited and why trading account is credited
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Initially when sales or return outward takes place. The journal entries will be cash/ debtor account debit TO sales/ return outward account. Now while finalizing the Books of accounts all the nominal accounts should be closed and transferred to trading and p&l. Hence sale/ return outward which normally hold a credit balance is closed by debiting the sales/ return outward account and crediting the p&l account
Sathya S
CA Foundation
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Adding purchase and closing stock
Accountancy
answered on 27-Jun-24 18:51
Why closing stock is added to purchase when closing stock exist in trial balance
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When closing stock is existed in the trail balance, it means that from the total purchases of the accounting period the unsold stock has been deducted and shown as asset . If there want to get total purchases there have to add back closing stock whcih deducted earlier.
Sathya S
CA Foundation
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basic of accounting
Accountancy
answered on 27-Jun-24 21:28
difference between the purchase returns and sale returns
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Purchase returns is an expense going down so it's a credit. Sales return is an income going down so it's debit.
Akshara Agrawal
CA Foundation
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Indirect tax
Accountancy
answered on 26-Jun-24 11:47
Why is it that the dealer cannot charge CST against CST if he does not charge ED?
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Different states were involved. So set off was not allowed.
Devika Venu
CA Foundation
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