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Expense Ratio

AFM

answered on 08-Dec-25 16:22

Sir, shouldn't we consider expense payable while calculation of expense ratio? Is there any reason? [Video Time Stamp: 17:27]

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Ohoo, ok sir

Sai Eswar Kolli

Sai Eswar Kolli

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entity concept doubt

Accountancy

answered on 08-Dec-25 15:36

"Since the owner has provided risk capital to the business, he has a claim on the profit of the enterprise. A portion of profit which is appropriated to the owner and is immediately payable becomes current liability in the case of corporate entities." what does it mean , a business ownes money to owner ? [Video Time Stamp: 03:13]

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It means profit belongs to the owner, but it becomes a liability only when the business decides to pay it. Once profit is declared as payable (like a dividend), the business legally owes that amount to the owner. This happens in case of companies. In case of sole prop/partnership - there is no distinction between owners and business legally. However for accounting purpose we show accounting books as if its a separate entity. And the capital balance is what represents payable to owner.

charan r

charan r

CA Foundation

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Admin OH control account : DOUBT

Costing

answered on 10-Dec-25 16:36

Sir the question says for Admin OH (additional expenditure), that 10,000 is transferred for production activity so we transferred 10,000 towards WIP control account, But the question also says the balance in Admin is for Selling and Distribution OH, which we have ignored to give effect for. Why sir? [Video Time Stamp: 24:54]

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The balance transferred to cost of sales includes that portion. Alternatively, you can first transfer to S&D OH a/c and from there to Cost of Sales.

Vinod Kumar

Vinod Kumar

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CARO(Clause VII)Statutory dues

Auditing

answered on 12-Dec-25 23:20

Ma’am, I just wanted to clarify one small point in Clause (vii). In the slide, the symbol showed ‘greater than or equal to six months’. But the CARO wording says ‘more than six months’. For exam purposes, should we treat it strictly as ‘more than six months’? [Video Time Stamp: 08:36]

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Strictly more than 6 months

Priya Dharshini

Priya Dharshini

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Value of the company

AFM

answered on 07-Dec-25 16:27

Sir, in the question, they asked to calculate the value of the company(Firm), but I don't understand why we calculated the value of equity. Please clarify, sir. [Video Time Stamp: 04:31]

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EV vs Equity value

Murali Thripuraboina

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Exemption to E-Way Bill

Indirect Taxation

answered on 13-Dec-25 11:03

Transport from principal place to additional place of business and between additional place of business require or not require E-Way bill if value exceeds prescribed limit sir

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Strictly speaking it is YES.

Sudhanbrabu T

Sudhanbrabu T

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Utility expenses : Direct or Indirect

Costing

answered on 10-Dec-25 10:41

Sir utility expenses could be any expense between electricity, Gas, Telephone. May it be electricity expense in this case. But still how it could be identified as direct expenses? It could have been an office expense isn't it? Is it just because the expense was denoted closely with a direct labour expense, hence this is also a direct expense? [Video Time Stamp: 07:00]

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Ok sir

Vinod Kumar

Vinod Kumar

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RTP JAN 26 MUTUAL FUND - (c) PART

AFM

answered on 05-Dec-25 20:01

Sir, I noticed the market prices for C, D, and E Ltd. on 2nd April in the module's solution key are exactly double the prices given in the question table. Is this difference a printing error, or is there a specific adjustment .??

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Got it sir, thank you.

K Vamshi

K Vamshi

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Model test paper- I

AFM

answered on 07-Dec-25 11:12

In this question, what i did was as they have mentioned that cash flow is after recognising inflation hence I ignored the inflation rate, could you please tell what actually I misunderstood !

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The rounded off discount rates differently in Alt 1 vs alt 2 🤦

Hrishikesh Pradhan

Hrishikesh Pradhan

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Eligibiliy for Level 1

CFA

answered on 05-Dec-25 12:47

Sir, I have completed Ca inter and 2 yrs of articleship under New scheme. I dont have Bcom or anu UG. Does the 4000 Hours work experience criteria can be fulfilled using Ca articleship? Am i eligibile for Level 1?

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Then either u need ignou b com or u need to get that work ex Without either u cannot register for cfa

Vijay Ramesh

Vijay Ramesh

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