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FV of Series of Cash flow ( Irregular Cash flow)
Financial Management
answered on 23-Sep-25 09:09
Sir till now we have learned aboyt to compute the FV of Series of Annuity cash flow (regular cash flow). and not FV of irregular cash flows. Is it becasue their CF is not known for each upcoming year? what if the CF is known for irregular series of CF ? [Video Time Stamp: 00:30]
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ok sir
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Deductions under chapter vi A
Direct Taxation
answered on 04-Nov-25 18:10
Deatails of Deductions from 80C to 80 U
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Please ask your doubt
Yaoi God
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Benifitial Compounding
Financial Management
answered on 23-Sep-25 08:28
Sir am i correct to interpret the significane of frequent compounding as: The more frequently the Banks/ other establishments compound, the more benifitial our investment would be in terms of cost, given the return after a certain period is fixed. Hence, Frequency of compounding matters here.! [Video Time Stamp: 08:09]
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Yes absolutely right
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Difference
Auditing
answered on 22-Sep-25 21:53
Difference between 710 and 520 Both are analysis, comparisons of py [Video Time Stamp: 14:03]
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In SA 520 the procedures given Applies during all three stages of audit – planning, substantive procedures, and overall review. Main focus is that it helps in detecting misstatements or unusual trends. Sa 710 Applies when prior period financial information is presented with current period FS. Purpose is to analyze and compare prior and current period figures, To ensure prior figures are correctly reported and consistent with current year and to highlight if there are material misstatements or changes in accounting policies/methods. Ensures comparability and correct presentation of prior-period data.
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Clarification for concept in apportionment of credit
Indirect Taxation
answered on 01-Oct-25 12:04
Sir, why will there be a case where monthly D1+D2 will be more than total D1+D2 for the year, what are the reasons for that and why sometimes it will be less and we should ask for a refund. Can you explain the common reasons why these cases will arise in practical life.
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Since we are working out on yearly numbers again so there is a possibility of shortfall or excess.
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Loans and advances
Accountancy
answered on 22-Sep-25 13:22
Can a company give another company loans and advances?
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Yes. Subject to provisions of companies Act.
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Single Cash Flow Vs Seriesh Cash flow
Financial Management
answered on 21-Sep-25 22:13
Sir what is the sense of cash flow here used with respect to single CF and Series CF. Whats the difference? [Video Time Stamp: 00:14]
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U will see that in questions going forward
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Difference
Auditing
answered on 23-Sep-25 18:49
Difference between lease and hire [Video Time Stamp: 12:15]
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Lease- A contract where the lessee gets the right to use an asset for a period, in return for periodic payments, without ownership. Example- A company wants a factory building for 5 years. • They enter a lease agreement with the owner. • Payment: ₹2,00,000 per year. • Ownership: Remains with the building owner. • Company uses the building for business operations but will never own it. Hire purchase- A contract where the hirer gets an asset for temporary use, usually for a shorter period, with option to buy in hire-purchase. Ownership may transfer at the end in hire-purchase Example- You hire a laptop with monthly installments of ₹3,000 for 12 months. After paying all installments, ownership transfers to you.
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Doubt
Auditing
answered on 24-Sep-25 10:07
At first of this video you said risks and rewards are in lying with lesser, rights to use - lessee But now risks and rewards with lesser Can you please give me confirmation about what exactly lessee has Risks and rewards in order to rights? Or not [Video Time Stamp: 07:55]
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Depends upon type of lease Finance Lease -Risks and rewards of ownership transferred to lessee. Operating Lease -Risks and rewards of ownership remain with lessor Lessee: Gets substantially all risks and rewards in a finance lease. Lessor: Retains risks and rewards in an operating lease.
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Supply of service through an E-commerce operator
Indirect Taxation
answered on 22-Sep-25 12:20
Since as per Section 10(2) read with Rule 5, persons supplying only goods throguh an E-com operator are not eligible. Can a person supplying services (say, Restraunt services) through E-com operators like Zomato, Swiggy, etc opt for composition scheme?
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No they cannot.
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