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Change in Profit Sharing Ratio
Accountancy
answered on 01-Oct-22 22:17
Anybody please explain me how is the second entry Investment A/C Dr To Revaluation A/C done in here ?
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Ardhendu Sekhar Acharya
CMA Inter
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Additional question bank
Exams
answered on 02-Oct-22 19:40
Should we practice ques from ICAI Additional ques bank as it too hard to solve.Do those type of ques. come in exams??
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Do additional questions Bank for important chapters such as tmv, permutations and combinations etc
Ritwik Sharma
CA Foundation
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DOUBT IN LOGARITHMS
Maths & Stats
answered on 03-Oct-22 16:50
Pls explain the formula that I have marked in the picture below.
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The Very definition/essense of logarithm is as follows: if "a power x = n" then "x = log n to base a" If you apply that rule to the equation in the screenshot you get log b to base a = long n to base b
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CA Foundation
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Goodwill Valuation Gain ratio Sacrifice ratio
Others
answered on 01-Oct-22 20:38
Will simple questions like Goodwill valuation or Find New Profit Sharing ratio and Gain ratio, come in CA foundation exam like we used to get in CBSE ?
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Ardhendu Sekhar Acharya
CMA Inter
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Idt
Indirect Taxation
answered on 02-Oct-22 00:08
Is this provision applicable for Nov 22?
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Shankari C
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Value chain
Strategic Management
answered on 01-Oct-22 20:44
Difference between inbound logistics and procurement
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Krishnan K
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Can anybody explain what is the difference between durable goods and non durable goods ?
Economics
answered on 01-Oct-22 17:45
Economics CA foundation Chp 2 Demand and Supply Please explain : When people become rich, there is a relative decline in importance of non durable goods in their consumption and rise in importance of durable goods like TV, car, mobile, house etc.
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durable goods are products that do not need to be purchased often, whereas non-durable goods are products that expire more quickly.
Ardhendu Sekhar Acharya
CMA Inter
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Cost of capital
Financial Management
answered on 01-Oct-22 18:18
Can anyone explain to me third point and fourth point from the question and answer also. I had attached below
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Suppose your capital requirement is 4000 you had retained earnings of 1000 That is you need a capital requirement of 4k and had retained earnings 1k Point C is how much you can be spent for capital investment without further raising funds from other sources --- it is 1k in this example In point D, if capital requirement is in excess of available retained earnings then we raise funds through other means, they asked to calculate mcc in that case
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CA Final
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Chapter 8 question
Maths & Stats
answered on 10-Oct-22 12:23
IF Y =
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What is your doubt
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CA Final
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LR
Maths & Stats
answered on 01-Oct-22 16:45
Anyone can figure out this question Only figure
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Welcome broo
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CA Final
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