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Direct Taxation

answered on 06-Mar-26 09:43

Good Evening sir, I have a doubt this is not regarding classes. My relative has started some FD in the f.yr 2022 end for 2 years and 8 months, think so. She is unemployed and also a senior citizen. During that time she is not aware of about TDS or submitting form 15GH to bank. At that time she had some medical issues. It's a public sector bank and never insisted to submit 15 H.. TDS was deducted at 20% even though she updated her PAN & AADHAAR to bank. At time of closure of FD she came to know that TDS was deducted with huge amt.. For the p.yr she filed return & claimed the refund amt... Now my doubt is whether she can able to claim for the previous A.yrs( 2023& 2024) is it possible ah sir? I apologize for raising a query unrelated to my studies. I need some suggestions or idea to resolve this.

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Intangible asset amortization

Financial Reporting

answered on 17-Feb-26 17:04

While computing the carrying amount of the intangible asset, why are we amortizing it only for three months while it was capitalized and ready to use on 1st april 01. so we will need to amortize it for the entire year right? [Video Time Stamp: 08:33]

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Ready to use from 1st Jan 2018

Varshini Rao

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Missing Recorded Video – Section 78 of Companies Act.

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 03-Aug-26 10:56

The recorded video for Section 78 of the Companies Act is not available on the portal; could you please check and update it? [Video Time Stamp: 00:23]

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will upload shortly.

Olesia Vaz

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Amendment

Indirect Taxation

answered on 17-Feb-26 12:31

In that Chapter 12 video 10 at 9:30 mins *Notification No 12/2017 dated 28.06.2017* There is an Amendment.

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Thanks for pointing out. We have updated at other place but this place it is missed. Thank you. We will rectify the same.

Rajya Shreenath

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PDF

CFA

answered on 17-Feb-26 12:24

sir you are using pdf to explain the concepts. can i get access to that pdf for quick revision purpose.. [Video Time Stamp: 12:08]

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It is available as instruction resources in your kaplan login -i am sharing now for Alt investments

Sai Kiran

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ADVANCED ITT & GMCS

Others

answered on 19-Feb-26 17:39

Can I book advanced ITT & GMCS before articleship completion ( 2 year articleship batch)?

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If you are in new scheme then you can't bro, only after ICAI approves your Form 108 you'll be able register for those batches

Atharv Toshniwal

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Specific and General borrowings

Accountancy

answered on 17-Feb-26 17:12

Sir, What's the difference between General and Specific borrowings?? [Video Time Stamp: 08:44]

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Ok sir, got it

Jagadeesh Jaidev

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Borrowing costs

Accountancy

answered on 16-Feb-26 22:27

Is Interest charges only considered as Borrowing costs?? Or are there any other costs as well?? [Video Time Stamp: 11:35]

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Ok sir, Thank you

Jagadeesh Jaidev

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Reporting in accordance with SA 720

Auditing

answered on 19-Feb-26 15:43

Is it mandatory to insert a section "Other Information" for unlisted entity even though there is no other information obtained prior to the date of audit report? [Video Time Stamp: 10:48]

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It is not mandatory to insert the “Other Information” section if no Other Information has been obtained prior to the audit report and none is expected to be obtained.

G Chandrakanta

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TaX base for Government grant

Financial Reporting

answered on 17-Feb-26 17:08

Sir, in the attached question, Government grants are not taxable and they are taken to B/S. When the liability is not taxable, shouldn't we take carrying amount as Tax base ?

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In the case of revenue which is received in advance, the tax base of the resulting liability is its carrying amount, less any amount of the revenue that will not be taxable in future periods.

Hariharan Ravichandran

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