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Long term Capital Gain on shares

Direct Taxation

answered on 22-Jan-23 09:37

If the LTCG crosses 5,00,00 then the basic exemption limit 2.5L will be applicable or not and also 100000 exemption limit applicable or not.

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Yes basic exemption only 100000 will be applicable

VV shetty

VV shetty

CA Inter

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Class for rule 42 and Rule 42 missing in ITC chapter

Indirect Taxation

answered on 21-Jan-23 10:13

Sir said he will discuss rule at end after sections but at end those classes are not there

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Welcome

Harshitha Kalidindi

Harshitha Kalidindi

CA Final

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Sales of goods act 1930

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 21-Jan-23 10:05

Specific good and ascertained are same

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Specific goods mean goods identified and agreed upon at the time of contract of sale is made. Ascertained Goods are those goods that are identified in accordance with the agreement after the. contract of sale is made

Rohan Kumar

Rohan Kumar

CA Foundation

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Analytical procedures

Auditing

answered on 20-Jan-23 21:57

Can anyone explain the first point given in the image

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Analytical procedure is establishing relationship between financial and non financial data to evaluate financial information. Auditor plans performing some trend analysis, reasonableness checks, ratios etc. to establish relationship and evaluate if there are any unusual fluctuations which could help him asses the ROMM. So when he performs analytical procedure he expects the relation to exist between the data he evaluates and the relation will continue, simply speaking, for non recurring or highly volatile items, ARP will not be suitable.

Devadharshini  S

Devadharshini S

CA Final

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OPC Incorporation

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 20-Jan-23 16:39

Hi Sir, Whether an Indian Citizen, who a NRI (Non-resident) can start an OPC company in India? If YES!!! Can he/she eligible to become the Direction of that OPC?

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Yes, an Indian citizen who is a non-resident can start an OPC and can also become the director in that OPC. The eligibility criteria for a person to incorporate OPC is that he should be a natural person and an Indian Citizen, residential status does not have an impact.

Nishanth K K

Nishanth K K

CA Inter

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Sec 15(3)(b)

Direct Taxation

answered on 22-Jan-23 09:43

If discount portion is given den the govt will not receive the Gst on Discount portion?It will be under collection of GST for Govt ,then how do they allow suppliers to give discounts and leave the GST of that?

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The supplier will give discount from how much he got from manufacturers. So that govt. Won't ask gst

Pramod Rajpurohit

Pramod Rajpurohit

CA Inter

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CA FINAL

Others

answered on 21-Jan-23 09:08

I am done with my CA Inter in the last Nov attempt. Now the biggest confustion is whether I have to register finals old syllabus or should I wait for new syllabus???? Which is better option now?? Literally no idea.

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Thank you sir

madhu miraa

madhu miraa

CA Final

5K+

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Fiscal policy doubt

Economics

answered on 20-Jan-23 12:04

Can anyone explain crowding out

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it refer to that An economic theory arguing that rising public sector spending drives down or even eliminates private sector spending..

Harshitha Kalidindi

Harshitha Kalidindi

CA Final

51K+

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Insurance Claim

Accountancy

answered on 20-Jan-23 14:50

Why we are not considering the NP +ISC as GP while Calculating increase cost

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Yeah that is for calculation of gross profit. Gross profit on annual turnover means percentage of gross profit calculated. By NP+ ISC how will you compare that with annual turnover. So we consider GP rate

Snehashis Mohanty

Snehashis Mohanty

CA Inter

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National Income

Economics

answered on 20-Jan-23 21:15

Under Product method illustrations , the values of opening stock or closing stock are at Market values right. It's not cost know sir ?

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Under the product method, for calculating the change in stock, we use the following formula: Change in stock = Closing Stock - Opening Stock We just have to subtract opening stock from closing stock. It is not a problem even if it's at market price. Anyway, under the product method, we arriving at GDP mp, i.e., GDP at Market price. In the product method, the formula to arrive at GDP mp is as follows: GDP mp = Value of Output - Intermediate consumption = Sales + Change in stock - Intermediate Consumption = Sales + Closing Stock - Opening Stock - Intermediate consumption

M Naresh

M Naresh

CA Final

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