Investment

answered on 06-May-24 20:08

Why sale of old machine is taken net of taxes.please clarify sir

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Okk thank you

Ramya Telikicherla

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Investments

answered on 07-May-24 20:19

Please clarify this sir.this is mtp 1 sir .here they computed short term capital loss.but practical questions 10 and 11 of ICAI is also same model.But there they didnt compute stcg or stcl.if in question didn't mentioned anything about capital gain tax should we compute it or not

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OK sir thank you

Ramya Telikicherla

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Investments

answered on 06-May-24 20:19

This is may 24 RTp.here in the solution stcg is nil.what should be the treatment if stcg or stcl arrises

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Ok sir.thank you

Ramya Telikicherla

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doubt regarding computation of cost and debt

answered on 03-May-24 17:22

sir,in this sum, while computing the cost of equity using the second method you have taken the cost of capital to be 15%(pre tax) and while computing the overall cost of capital you have taken the post tax cost of capital.why is that so???

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The computation of Ke in the 2nd method is based on formula, where Kd is pre-tax. Please go through the derivation of the formula in the video lecture to understand that better. Regarding the Overall cost, as per the fundamentals, it shall be computed based on post tax specific costs only.

aravind lalji

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Marginal Tax rate

answered on 06-May-24 12:59

Is there a difference between Marginal tax rate and Normal tax rate ?

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Ok sir , Thank you for your clarification

THARAKESH M

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Table book in exam

answered on 30-Apr-24 12:19

I wanted to know whether Present Value and annuity tables are provided to students[on request] in FM exam?

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They are provided

Yoganathan LAKSHMANAN

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treasury and cash management

answered on 03-May-24 16:51

Illustration-4(video no. 14) we're taking stores and manufacturing expenses as variable costs keeping year 2 as base. but shouldn't it be the same % for year 1 also? example: year 2- stores = 12% of sales but if I compute for year 1, it's 12.5% of sales now for the computation of year 3 stores, should I take year 1 or year 2 as base?

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As there is no specific mention, we assume that stores & manufacturing expenses are based on the latest year sales and hence we took 2nd year’s data. So it’s not mandatory that like RM consumed, stores & manufacturing expenses should be purely variable. So as per the assumption, 2nd year being the latest shall be taken as base

Roobashree Rajagopal

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Doubt

answered on 28-Apr-24 13:13

Sir, In the question a point is given like this *Inflation is expected to be 6% per year Why this point is ignored and not taken into consideration

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This question is concerned with treatment of adjusting inflation with discount rate which belongs to the chapter “Risk Adjusted Capital Budgeting” which is currently not a part of the syllabus. So Please ignore

Narasimha GL

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Working capital management

answered on 28-Apr-24 13:14

On page 9.52 of module 2 , illustration 8, in cash flow statement, 50 lakh is subtracted as cash required for increase in stock. Please explain why it is subtracted , as also adjustment is done in making entry in profit and loss account of 420 lakhs of material consumed in year 3 .

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Cash flow statement is not under the purview of FM. Please post in the concerned subject

Anirved Rahatgaonkar

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Leverage

answered on 28-Apr-24 04:54

Is there any simple way to do this sum

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Please follow the method suggested in the video sessions

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