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Incremental CFAT
Financial Management
answered on 30-Oct-25 20:52
Why in this sum we didn't calculate CFAT for existing and new machine separately? How we are saying incremental CFBDT directly?
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Thank you Sir
Priya Ravi
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TOWS MATRIX
Strategic Management
answered on 06-Nov-25 13:33
The reference to this matrix was made when SWOT analysis was been taught but no further video was there explaining the concept.
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so its just Mini mini, mini max, i answered the MCQ correctly with just the explanation you gave in the video lecture. its great that the concept was stored in my subconcious mind.
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FRA
AFM
answered on 31-Oct-25 14:29
Sir, Could you explain how it is gain to Company A in this case.
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Got it Sir. Thank you.
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Illustration 6 - FI
Financial Reporting
answered on 03-Nov-25 15:01
Sir, what if the upfront fee is Rs. 50000, how will the difference (70,000) between the present value of loan payments (8,80,000) and transaction price (9,50,000) be treated?
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Welcome!
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Processing fee
Financial Reporting
answered on 03-Nov-25 15:34
Sir, at the time stamp 13:45, why we didn't use IRR, instead directly deducted and mentioned as employee benefit? [Video Time Stamp: 13:46]
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It will be treated as an expenses over the term of loan.
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Derivatives Illu 12
Financial Management
answered on 30-Oct-25 16:03
Sir , How revised portfolio beta found ?
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Thank you Sir
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Illustration 11 - Impairment loss
Financial Reporting
answered on 31-Oct-25 17:51
Sir, why do we add back impairment losses to PBT when the PBT given in the question doesn’t include any expenses related to impairment? [Video Time Stamp: 11:36]
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The question mentions impairment losses which would have been included in other expenses.
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Ledger accounts count
Costing
answered on 31-Oct-25 18:15
Sir for this question, since we are asked to prepare necessary accounts in cost ledger, do we need to prepare all the ledger accounts or only the cost control ledger account? [Video Time Stamp: 07:15]
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Necessary ledger accounts means all ledger accounts. Or the question will specify which ledger accounts are to be prepared.
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Intangible assets
Accountancy
answered on 30-Oct-25 09:54
In this question, when they say company follows an accounting policy to amortise on SLM over “maximum period permitted by AS” do they mean 10 years or as mentioned in the question
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If useful life is less than 10, take actual useful life.
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HOLISTIC VIEW OF ACTIVITY
Strategic Management
answered on 30-Oct-25 09:54
Sir, as you said, anything which is good for one activity, may not be good for other activity. In the given example, it was stock, over stocking for smooth production may not be good for other activity such as inbound logistics and finance. Is it concept similar to EOQ concept in Costing. Economic Order Quantity suggests the right amount of stocks to be procured which will lead to minimalising the overall cost. [Video Time Stamp: 05:51]
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Yes. Operations may want high stock levels to ensure uninterrupted production. But Inbound Logistics suffers from storage congestion, and Finance faces higher working capital blockage.
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