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PAN card is required
Direct Taxation
answered on 27-Sep-22 14:54
When pan card is required, if we purchased and sale of share in recognise stock exchange, For unlisted it is 1,00,000 and for listed what limit it is ??
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Okay sir , got it , Thank you
Rick Y
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#44: Question for the day (Inter)
Economics
answered on 28-Sep-22 10:52
Write the answer on a sheet and present it as if you are writing it in the exam. Send the photo by 8 pm. #Nov22 #Practice What are the major reasons for market failure? (3 marks)
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Tq sir
Sahibdeep Singh
CA Inter
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ESOP
Accountancy
answered on 01-Oct-22 00:06
In ESOP,If a question gives the no of employees who left the company on an estimation basis for a year as well as real figures of employees left is given,then which no.of employees(real or estimated) to be considered for the calculation of employee compensation expense?
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Thank you sir
sarvani musti
CA Inter
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As2
Accountancy
answered on 27-Sep-22 11:13
Now, finally we have to consider or not..? That Amortization of intangible assets into inventory cost? Point C
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It should be taken
Divya K
CA Inter
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Supply section7(2) schedule-lll point 5
Indirect Taxation
answered on 27-Sep-22 13:08
Here it is written: sale of land and, subject to clause (b) of paragraph 5 of schedule ll, sale of building. Can someone please explain it in a bit detail?
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SCHEDULE II - ACTIVITIES TO BE TREATED AS SUPPLY OF GOODS OR SUPPLY OF SERVICES SCHEDULE III - ACTIVITIES OR TRANSACTIONS WHICH SHALL BE TREATED NEITHER AS A SUPPLY OF GOODSNOR A SUPPLY OF SERVICES As per paragraph 5 of schedule III activities or transaction relation to sale of land and subject to clause b of paragraph 5 of schedule II, sale of building shall not be treated as supply. Clause b of paragraph 5 of schedule II reads as â??construction of a complex, building, civil structure or a part thereof, including a complex or building intended for sale to a buyer, wholly or partly, except where the entire consideration has been received after issuance of completion certificate, where required, by the competent authority or after its first occupation, whichever is earlierâ??. So, sale of land will not attract GST and sale of building after obtaining completion certificate or after its first occupation will not attract GST. Sale of building before its first occupation or before issuance of completion certificate will be taxed under GST
disha sharma
CA Inter
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Costing sum
Costing
answered on 28-Sep-22 11:57
In this ,it is value of work uncertified .But they have given as cost of work uncertified (60000) In another sum , correct treatment is given. Kindly clarify me
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Ok
Shankari C
CA Inter
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Banking company
Accountancy
answered on 27-Sep-22 09:17
Can anyone expain me this paragraph
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Deposit means others deposit with us ,if it is outstanding means out deposits with others which is like advance given by the bank Sane way For eg ,. Net payable ( after adjusting 25000 receivabke from the same person) X rs 970000 Like this they have given Now for presentation purpose Payable -- 970000 +25000= 995000 Receivable --- 25000 That's it
theee k
CA Final
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tax payable
Direct Taxation
answered on 27-Sep-22 22:11
ltcg (112) _ 80000, lottery winnins 70000, agricukture incime- 60000, other non agriculture income -210000 options a) 38480, b) 36400 c) 33800 d)17160 naswer is 17160 how?
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Thanks
Subash Chandrabose
CA Final
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Ch03
Economics
answered on 27-Sep-22 09:45
Can anyone explain me what is explicit and implicit cost.. And if possible give simple example to understand.
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Thanks sir.
Balachandar S
CA Inter
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Section 54 and Section 54F
Direct Taxation
answered on 27-Sep-22 09:35
In section 54 ===> if we transfer the new asset within 3 years, then, in the year of transfer, we have to adjust the cost of acquisition using deduction claimed earlier. In section 54F ===> if we transfer the new asset within 3 years, then, in the year of transfer, we have to compute the capital gains normally and we have to add the amount of deduction claimed earlier to it. Doubt: Any how the total capital gains will be same in both the cases. They why they've differentiated the provision like that. even if we less the deduction amount from cost of acquisition (or) if we add the deduction amount to capital gains, the resulting amount will be same. They why such differentiation? _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ I have made the computation based on my understanding and I've attached the same. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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Thank you so much sir
Girinath A
CA Inter
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