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Conditions for issue of equity shares with differential rights

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 14-Apr-22 18:15

Can anyone explain point (d) from Study material

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Thank you

Rajasekaran Suresh

Rajasekaran Suresh

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Reverse charge mechanism

Indirect Taxation

answered on 16-Apr-22 09:55

Typically what is mean by reverse charge mechanism who can eligible to get this process in GST of tax payment....

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Thanks ð??? for your kind reply

MPR Sanjay Kumar

MPR Sanjay Kumar

CA Inter

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Communication skills.

Others

answered on 14-Apr-22 13:11

Suggest some tips to practice communication skills at home daily which are practically possible.. Like talk to mirror 5 minutes everyday ..so that I can put some of time aside to practice communication skills dialy

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Read out aloud. Watch English content Talk to your friends/siblings in English

Sai Teja

Sai Teja

CA Final

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District court..civil court.. criminal court

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 15-Apr-22 08:56

Do district court is called as civil court of the case is civil In nature..and it the case of criminal then we call the district court as criminal court or session court..is that correct??

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Yes. The district courts of India are the district courts of the state governments in India for every district or for one or more districts together taking into account of the number of cases, population distribution in the district. The district court or additional district court exercises jurisdiction both on original side and appellate side in civil and criminal matters arising in the district.

vasabattula abhinav

vasabattula abhinav

CA Final

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Pledge and Mortgage contract

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 14-Apr-22 10:57

What is significant difference between pledge and mortgage?

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Thank you very much ð???

Varun Mulay

Varun Mulay

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Contract of Pledge

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 15-Apr-22 09:00

Whether the Pawnee or pledge can use the goods for authorised purpose or agreed purpose

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Pawnee has a right to retain the goods pledged until payment of debt, interest and any other expense incurred for maintenance of such goods. Pawnee has a right to sell the goods after giving reasonable notice and time to pawnor.

Subramanyam N

Subramanyam N

CA Inter

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market value book value ratio

Financial Management

answered on 14-Apr-22 12:26

Usually equity or networth = equity share capital+PREFERENCE SHARE CAPITAL+reserves and surplus-p&l debit balance, right? In book value market value ratio, the denominator( i.e book value) is networth / No. of equity shares. In this networth, will preference shares be included?

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No

Ali S

Ali S

CA Final

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Calculation of short sale

Accountancy

answered on 15-Apr-22 17:37

In illustration 8 of icai material ,the short sale in directly given ,and there is no mention of any trend ,but they have adjusted the short sale ,considering the the reduction in turnover is completely in the first 3 months Can anyone explain this pls ,or there is any mistake in the material

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Thank you so much for the answer sir

mani charan

mani charan

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doubt

Direct Taxation

answered on 14-Apr-22 09:33

Doubts relating to ILLUSTRATION 13 given in (class 19 additional illustration : agg. of income , set off , c/f of losses ) (1) Why income u/s 112 is not taxed @ special rate of 20% while computing tax liability ? (2) In the explanation after computation of tax liability I don't understand the 1st note given ( after time 12:10 - doubt regards to 1st note given only ) about the basic exemption of RS.250000 gets exhausted against salary of RS.45000 & LTCG of RS.35000 . sir can you give me a understanding of what this explanation says ?

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(1) proviso to Sec 112(1)(a) "Provided that where the total income as reduced by such long-term capital gains is below the maximum amount which is not chargeable to income-tax, then, such long-term capital gains shall be reduced by the amount by which the total income as so reduced falls short of the maximum amount which is not chargeable to income-tax and the tax on the balance of such long-term capital gains shall be computed at the rate of twenty per cent ;" Hence if we have a basic exemption left, we can adjusted with LTCG u/s 112

Muhammed Salih

Muhammed Salih

CA Inter

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IND as 21

Financial Reporting

answered on 14-Apr-22 18:57

Can any one give me an example for the recognition of the exchange difference?

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Thank you sir

Chandu vadla

Chandu vadla

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