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Dividend decisions
Financial Management
answered on 03-Aug-25 16:03
Sir in this question,ii)part I have a doubt, please explain it sir. While calculating the amount to be raised by new issues, why do we take some of net income plus total dividends? I don't understand the reason sir..
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Thank you sir
Priyanka R
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Poison Put
AFM
answered on 03-Aug-25 13:55
Sir, In case of poison Put if the company issues debentures when it has to be converted at premium of 3x when A Ltd acquire B . But for example if A Ltd doesn't want to acquire the B Ltd so in this case what about the debentures they have issued.? Can they redeem Prematurely? If not they have to pay interest till any company acquires. This will be a huge cost to B Ltd. [Video Time Stamp: 08:24]
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Okay Sir. Thankyou.
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Foreign company
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 14-Nov-25 18:19
Foreign company prepare financial statements as per calender year or financial year Expalin this i didnt get this 👇
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Foreign Company – Financial Statements (Calendar Year vs Financial Year) Under the Companies Act, 2013 (Section 381) and the Companies (Registration of Foreign Companies) Rules, 2014; A foreign company (i.e., a company incorporated outside India but having a place of business in India) has to prepare and file financial statements for its Indian operations. Now, the question is — which year period should they follow: calendar year or financial year? 1. Calendar Year (Default Rule) A foreign company must prepare its financial statements for each calendar year — i.e., January to December. This is the default rule under Section 381(1)(a) of the Companies Act, 2013. Example: If your company is “XYZ Inc. (USA)” and it has a branch in India, then the India branch’s accounts must cover 1st January to 31st December each year. 2. Financial Year (If Approved) However, the company may choose to prepare its accounts for a different financial year (like April to March), but only if the Central Government allows it. This is usually done if the parent company follows a different financial year and wants consistency. 3. Format of Financial Statements Financials must be in the format of Schedule III of the Companies Act, 2013 (like Indian companies), or in the home country’s format with a reconciliation statement showing the differences from Schedule III. Seek professional assistance from Financial Experts at Setindiabiz!
Sri ram Pothineni
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Reclassification of Unrealised gain
Financial Reporting
answered on 06-Aug-25 10:54
Sir, we need to be transferred Unrealised gain only, but not Realised gain. Sir, in this case, we are thinking that a 30% stake sale. What is the treatment? Am I correct, Sir??
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We transfer balances in OCI to P&L or retained earnings as appropriate. You will understand this further in Associates and Joint ventures .
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Accounting fundamentals
Accountancy
answered on 04-Aug-25 12:36
Equation of purchase, direct expenses, closing stock, opening stock
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What is your query?
Nandhana
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Dividend decisions
Financial Management
answered on 03-Aug-25 10:31
Sir in this problem, I mean normally why do we deduct divided from market price(ex-dividend concept)?? What is the reason for such a deduction sir??
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Thank you so much sir
Priyanka R
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Business Valuation
AFM
answered on 02-Aug-25 22:21
Dear Sir, Kindly explain in this question why asset turnover ratio is taken as asset divided by turnover instead of turnover divided by assets. Pgno. 555 in practise questions module.
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Okay sir.
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FSA
CFA
answered on 06-Aug-25 14:22
In this calculation why it is calculated as 1+10% , that 1 denotes [Video Time Stamp: 29:18]
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Stock dividend (aka bonus shares) are issued for the existing number of shares. So the calculation of (1+10%) is equivalent of saying 10000 + 10000*10% to get the 11,000 number of shares post stock dividends
S JOTHEESWARI
CFA L1
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Duration of bond
AFM
answered on 02-Aug-25 16:54
This is the case study booklet QN:23, sir how do we calculate the first question
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Thank you sir 🙏
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Section 54F
Direct Taxation
answered on 04-Aug-25 16:25
Section 54F- Not allowed for not more than 1 residential house property isn't? [Video Time Stamp: 04:10]
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You should not have more than one. So what you are buying is 2nd house then exemption is still allowed.
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