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Financial Reporting
answered on 21-Sep-23 10:19
Hello Sir In this particular question, why is subsequent measurement is through FVTPL and not ACM?
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for ACM it has to be solely payment ofprincipal and interest.
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Accounting Process
Accountancy
answered on 26-Sep-23 10:29
All of the following are not considered cash except? A.Postage and stamps B.Securities C.Investments D.Cheques The answer is given as ( D.)Cheques, can anyone explain why?
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Because cheque is a paper which contains money value
Nidhi S
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Derivatives
AFM
answered on 17-Sep-23 18:14
Can anyone explain me what is short and long term used while studying future derivatives
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short mean sell When you are short of some thing it means you dont have it long mean the opposite - when you buy something you are said to be long on something
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Employee costing
Costing
answered on 17-Sep-23 18:17
In illus 4 of study material, the calculation done of wages payable of Worker C did wrong by taking overtime 5 hrs . However , it should be 9 hrs overtime on the basis of weekly limit . And total wages payable would be 2,838 . If this type or similar question ask in exam so have to go for right approach or to do as per icai mat?
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Thanks to all , i got it .👍🏻
Mehak K
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Foreign operations[ branch accounts, AS11]
Accountancy
answered on 21-Sep-23 20:18
How to identify whether in the question the foreign operation is integral or non integral foreign operation.
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An integral foreign operation carries on its business as if it were an extension of the reporting enterprise's operations.
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iCash
Others
answered on 17-Sep-23 13:21
How much iCash do we get by burning 2000 points?
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Randomly decided by system
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Investment decisions - Discounted payback method
Financial Management
answered on 21-Sep-23 10:45
If the question mentions the earnings before tax, should we consider it as CFAT and directly multiply with PVF or should we take that as PAT, add the depreciation back and then proceed with calculations. Kindly explain. In video 34. Illustration 15- Replacement, Earnings after tax are taken directly as CFAT because above the table the words "cash in-flows" are given, but what if without that only "earning after tax" is mentioned.
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Great! thanks for your reply sir.
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Business Prof
Direct Taxation
answered on 18-Sep-23 23:57
How is not sharing know how is a non compete fee ? Isn’t tht patent ?
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Thank you everyone for solving
Sushmita Chowdhury
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Introduction
Indirect Taxation
answered on 24-Sep-23 19:20
GST AN INTRODUCTION chapter covers many article numbers is it necessary to learn all the numbers or just understanding would be sufficient?
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Just understand the concept
Soon to be CA
CA Inter
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Insurance claims
Accountancy
answered on 21-Sep-23 09:32
What is the upward trend percentage?
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In this question adjustments are already given.
Ujwal Reddy
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