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Tax rate and provision

Direct Taxation

answered on 23-Aug-23 11:43

Red ltd (non resident) received a long term capital gain amounting to ₹1.9 lakhs on sale of debenture of green ltd, an Indian company, subscribed in us$ What is the applicable provision and tax rate?

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Don't say blindly taxable under 54 series @20%, there the assessee is non resident and Nature of assent transferred is debentures ..if it has to come under 54series it should 54F but 54F applies only to ind/HUF

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Answer writing

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 14-Sep-23 19:45

For 5 marks theory question in law, is 5 sub points and their explanation enough or we have to write all sub points and it's explanation in the text book or Do we have to explain 5 sub points and only write sub headings for other points?

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Thank you sir

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UNDERWRITING OF SHARES

Accountancy

answered on 24-Aug-23 08:32

Will my answer change if the firm underwriting is treated as Marked application??

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Yes. And genereally they are treated as marked applications only.

Prathmesh Kharul

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UNDERWRITING OF SHARES

Accountancy

answered on 24-Aug-23 08:21

Why is total liability multipled with 10 (total liability*10) ??

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Should have been 100

Prathmesh Kharul

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Departmental accounts

Accountancy

answered on 26-Aug-23 13:14

There are two ways of solving ,which to follow In illustration 7 the markdown value of stock is taken to P & L through stock memorandum account ,in practice sum 4 the same is adjusted both in memorandum as well as markup account Which way to follow

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Both are fine.

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Allowance

Direct Taxation

answered on 23-Aug-23 09:27

Professional development allowance is exempt or taxable

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Fully taxable

GOKULALAKSHMI PANNEER

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Dynamics of competitive strategy

Strategic Management

answered on 24-Aug-23 08:52

Can anyone explain the differences between capabilities, competency and core competency?

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Capabilities encompass the broader range of skills and resources an organization possesses. Competency focuses on the specific skills and attributes of individuals or teams. Core Competency highlights the unique strengths and strategic advantages of an organization that contribute to its competitive edge. To give you an analogy, think of a company as a toolbox. The tools inside the toolbox (competencies) contribute to the company's ability to perform various tasks, and the toolbox itself (capabilities) represents the overall range of tools available. Among those tools, there might be one or two specialized tools that the company is particularly skilled at using, and these tools could be considered the core competencies that truly distinguish the company from its competitors.

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Urgent doubt Plz help

Accountancy

answered on 23-Aug-23 08:43

where do we classify interest receivable on fd as per schedule 3 of Accounting standards(AS) balance Sheet.. All the fd's maturity is beyond 1 year from balance sheet date..

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Then non current

Sai Teja

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Foreign Trade Policy - 2023

Indirect Taxation

answered on 23-Aug-23 15:56

Hello Sir, I would like to know whether the FTP chapter classes have been updated in alignment with the Foreign Trade Policy of 2023 Thank you

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Hi. Yes it is. Only RODTEP few points to be inserted. We will do that shortly. Actually, the point to be noted is that in other schemes there are not much of changes compared to earlier policy.

MOHAMMED THAYYAB

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Realised yield approach

Financial Management

answered on 24-Aug-23 11:16

Please explain this sum which contains one of the type of realised yield approach formula (other than IRR) IN DETAILED MANNER IN LAYMAN TERMS . Illustration 11

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Total return = Cap gains + Dividend So cap gains i.e increase in share price has to be considered

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