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Capital gains

Direct Taxation

answered on 02-Oct-23 00:42

When liquidated assets include agricultural land will it be taxable in the hands of shareholders

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As per the court ruling, it is taxable.

Ramya Telikicherla

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Electives - Final

answered on 02-Oct-23 10:53

Difference between Depository Participant and Custodian ? What are their respective roles in Financial Market?

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Refer page 6.03 & & 6.21 https://resource.cdn.icai.org/65589bos52876parta-cp6.pdf

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Pgbp

Direct Taxation

answered on 02-Oct-23 08:43

If person x has paid 6k to y and 9k to z then u/s 40A(3) is it allowed as deduction or not

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Ok sir thank you

Ramya Telikicherla

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3 sector economy

Economics

asked on 01-Oct-23 16:26

why in illustration 38 for computing sub question (a) Expenditure multiplier - we computed the new value for b/MPC, but not taking the given value 0.5 as b/MPC. In illustrations 22, 37 we solved the same multiplier using the given b/MPC. in that question also there is Yd

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No answers yet!!

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Investment acc

Accountancy

answered on 04-Oct-23 16:21

Current investment should be valued at lower of COST or fair value. Here cost means historical cost or carrying cost

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Thank you

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Please help

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 02-Oct-23 10:33

What is the answer and why?.................

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Thanks ma'am 😊

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Investment account

Accountancy

answered on 04-Oct-23 16:12

Investments are assets held by an enterprise for earning income by way of dividends, interest and rentals, for capital appreciation, or for other benefits to the investing enterprise What Does other benefits means, does it include non monetary/financial benefits

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Yes

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Financial Reporting

answered on 05-Oct-23 13:50

At the end of its financial year, Company P has 100 units of inventory on hand recorded at a carrying amount of Rs.10 per unit. The current market price is Rs.8 per unit at which these units can be sold. Company P has a firm sales contract with Company Q to sell 60 units at Rs.11 per unit, which cannot be settled net.   Estimated incremental selling cost is Rs. 1 per unit. Determine the Net Realisable Value (NRV) of the inventory of Company P. Pls Anyone answer this question..🙏🙏🙏

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Calculate the NRV for the 60 units under the firm sales contract with Company Q: NRV for 60 units = (Selling Price - Selling Cost) x Number of Units 600 Calculate the NRV for the remaining 40 units at the current market price: NRV for 40 units = (Market Price - Selling Cost) x Number of Units 280

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3 sector economy

Economics

answered on 01-Oct-23 16:18

how to solve the (C) using investment multiplier equation. in class it solved using Y= C+I+G

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sorry not that C (consumption) . how the sub question (C) - Find the equilibrium level of income when investment increases by 120 crores, can solve using investment multiplier equation. in class it solved using ( Y= C+I+G ) the new investment

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MCQ

Direct Taxation

answered on 01-Oct-23 10:30

It's ans is option "a" how... plz show calculation

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Thankyou 👍🏻

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