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Capital Adequacy Ratio

Accountancy

answered on 04-May-22 16:12

In capital funds Tire - ll They deducted 55 % why it is ?

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Ok thank you

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Mcq

Strategic Management

answered on 05-May-22 10:03

This one ans what with reason

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Ok bro thanks

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NPO

Accountancy

answered on 04-May-22 20:15

What if amount of deficit is more than capital fund in npo? What would the treatment for the same?

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Capital fund

Navjot Singh

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VALUE OF SUPPLY

Indirect Taxation

answered on 06-May-22 11:01

Q nio- illustration-3 section 15(1). I can interpret the answer like this . According to section 13(6) interest on late pmts the date of supply is date of receipt. Hence therefore in the given case interest is waved by supplier, therefore the date of supply is never happened so addition value shall not form part of the supply.

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Once refer sec 15(2), about inclusions in value of supply

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Contract costing

Costing

answered on 04-May-22 15:15

In the 1st year why the plant returned to store are not deducted while calculating depreciation i.e why depreciation is not calculated on net amount

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This is method used in icai

Subramanyam N

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SUPPLY

Indirect Taxation

answered on 04-May-22 17:09

supply of biscuits from bakery in bamgalore to another branch in bangalore 1) with consideration 2) without consideration. in this which is supply

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With consideration always a supply If without consideration ,and if two seperate registration ,then supply

Devi Kiran

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115 BBE

Direct Taxation

answered on 04-May-22 13:49

Can someone explain calculation for this question?

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Unexplained income is Rs. 2,40,000 Rate under 115BBE is 60%, increased by surcharge of 25% and HEC of 4%. i.e., 78% Tax = 240000 x 78% = Rs. 1,87,200

Subin P S

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ITC

Indirect Taxation

answered on 04-May-22 13:12

Can we claim ITC on reverse charge ?

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In layman's language If we pay GST we will get ITC ITC can be claimed other than blocked credits

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Geometric progression

Maths & Stats

answered on 04-May-22 15:56

Second last line, 10(10n-1)/9-n How is it equal to 10n+1 -9 When 10(10n-1) should be equal to 100n-10.

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n here is to the power of 10. So, you have 10 x 10^n = 10^(n+1). That n+1 to power of 10 And then they have taken 9 in denominator outside

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Consolidated Profit and Loss Account

Accountancy

answered on 04-May-22 12:28

Can you please explain the meaning and relevance of the sentence inside the bracket ,sir? No adjustments are there related to that in the solution.

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Holding company income - yes But not from expense of subsidiary. As dividend paid is not expense

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