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Accountancy
answered on 17-Apr-22 14:28
For example A ltd absorbs b ltd In additional info : some revaluation amount given for assets liability of both compny Nd Question not mentions anything else So In b/s of A ltd Values of A ltd will shown at BV or FV ?
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Always welcome
Priyanka Agrawal
CA Inter
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Service costing
Costing
answered on 25-Apr-22 12:43
In the below prblm for how many buses the operation expenses will apportion for 18 buses or 20 buses Along with reason
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Tq mam
Lakki Kamu
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Branch accounts
Accountancy
answered on 17-Apr-22 07:35
In the question attached, opening stock, transfer from H.O. and closing stock are at invoice price whereas it is mentioned at the top of the image that these items should be at cost. Pls clarify.
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Ok thanks!
Sibi Srinivasan
CA Final
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Doubt
Accountancy
answered on 18-Apr-22 08:44
When dividend is declared for 31/3/2019 will bonus shares issued on September of 2019 be entitled to dividend ??
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Please share your answer.
Sri kanaga Varshini
CA Final
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CSR policy
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 18-Apr-22 09:30
Can someone give me the solution of this question relating to CSR policy
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Please try solving giving the provisions, we will correct if required.
M C PATIL
CA Final
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Assessment of individuals
Direct Taxation
answered on 18-Apr-22 09:50
Sir in this two problems i vant understand house rent allowance part .can anyone explain me this pls
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If taxable income is more than 500000 Then first 2,50,000 no tax, then next 2,50,000 tax @ 5% ie. Rs.12,500
sriram kannan
CFA L1
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Audit sampling,factors effecting sample size for tests of details.
Auditing
answered on 18-Apr-22 13:13
What does it mean?give an example.
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Auditors usually perform substantive analytical procedures by building their expectations and compare them to the clientâ??s record. For example, interest expense of borrowings is multiplied by the average outstanding balance of borrowings with the average interest rate. If it is not significantly different from the clientâ??s record, further test can come down. Tests of details are the audit procedures that auditors perform to test various audit assertions of significant account balances, classes of transactions, and disclosures of the clientâ??s financial statements. For example, test of detail on expenses - vouching expense transactions to supporting documents, such as loan agreement, and receipts, to ensure the occurrence assertion. So if the audit evidence from any of them is sufficient / adequate, the auditor need not do more of sampling
Anusha narayana
CA Inter
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Sec 144
Auditing
answered on 18-Apr-22 13:08
Sir this applies to internal auditor also or only for external auditor
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Ok mam
Pandusml V
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Repossession
Accountancy
answered on 16-Apr-22 17:43
In the question, they gave that the vendor took the 2 tempos against the amount due Why did we again pay him the amount of 41638 to him for the 3rd instalment for one tempo left with us
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Thanks for sharing sir
mani charan
CA Final
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Tax
Direct Taxation
answered on 18-Apr-22 10:07
1 st question 4th but calculation is not getting ... Can I get the calculation...
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Please post complete workings
DOKARA Sravani
CA Final
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