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Catering service to educational institutions.
Indirect Taxation
answered on 18-Nov-21 16:11
In class you told that catering service by educational institutions is exempted . By third party is taxable. But in this case , BTV catering service is third party. How is it exempted
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Third party is taxable only if its other than primary education like engineering college etc.
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Conditions for declaration of dividend
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 16-Nov-21 15:07
When there are profits in a particular Financial year,Do we need to apply the three conditions mentioned in Rule 3 of declaration and payment of dividend rule
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If you are drawing up any amount from free reserves for dividend, conditions will be applicable
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Payment of dividend
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 16-Nov-21 05:04
Example 10 and 11 .In both the examples name of transferree was registered before declaration of dividend. Then why in 10 th example dividend is paid to transferor is ok and why in 11 th example it is paid to transferree (Mr Raj)
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The shareholder whose name appears in register on record date will be entitled. So if Mohan is a registered shareholder on record date, he would be entitled.
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Mock tests
Others
answered on 16-Nov-21 10:42
What is the lastdate to send answer for verification - Nov 21
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15days before first exam date
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Rebate u/s 87A
Direct Taxation
answered on 15-Nov-21 12:32
Rebate applies to resident individual It means applies to both 1.resident and ordinary resident ,2.resident but not ordinarily resident Is interpret right or wrong ?
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Any resident
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Probability
Maths & Stats
answered on 21-Nov-21 14:45
In 36 about which 4 condition is said?
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A & B = 0 B & A = 0 C & A = 0 A & B & C = 0
Sumita Shah
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Probability
Maths & Stats
answered on 29-Nov-21 09:22
Is p(A)+p(B)=p(A common B) possible?
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P(Aâ?ªB) is the probability of happening of the event A or B. P(Aâ?ªB) = P(A) + P(B) - P(Aâ?©B) where A and B are not mutually exclusive But, P(Aâ?ªB) = P(A) + P(B) is possible when A and B are mutually exclusive because in that case P(Aâ?©B) = 0.
Sumita Shah
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chapter 7 cost accounting systems( new syllabus)
Costing
answered on 15-Nov-21 15:30
illustration 8 statement cost and profit finished goods 4000 units @81.29 81.29 where did it come from
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Cost of production divided by units produced i.e 10080000/124000
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Agriculture Income
Direct Taxation
answered on 30-Nov-21 15:39
Ans for Q2 is 'b '. How?
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Ã? refers Multiplication
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AMT
Direct Taxation
answered on 15-Nov-21 11:41
Can anyone explain this mcq
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Yes bro, answer is not 10. Set off is allowed only to the extent of difference between the tax as per normal provisions & AMT. That means we can use only 3 (15-12) of AMT credit. So, answer is 15 - 3 = 12.
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