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CFA
answered on 24-Jul-25 13:44
What is Credit spread not understand but I understand formula and calculation of it [video Time Stamp: 02:12]
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Understand sir , thank you
Surya Praveen
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INITIAL RECOG AND SUBSEQ RECOG
Financial Reporting
answered on 22-Jul-25 13:44
If fvlcts cannot be measured reliably so went with cost model for initial recog so can i do sub recog also in cost model untill i am able to reliably measure fv l cts [Video Time Stamp: 05:32]
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Welcome
Sowmitha C
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Valuation of Supply
Indirect Taxation
answered on 22-Jul-25 11:16
Sir i have a doubt At the time of import: GST is payable on (Transaction Value + other custom charges) - because of 15(2)(a) But Section 15(2)(a) specifies that Value of supply includes Any taxes, duties etc……… if charged separately by supplier But custom duties are not charged by supplier nah It charged by our government Then why custom duties are included for value of GST
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It is included as per customs valuation rules
Pradeep Ravikumar
CA Final
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AUDIT: CH1- Appointment of the Auditor.
Auditing
answered on 22-Jul-25 18:12
Good Morning mam/sir, in this lecture, it was clarified that the members of the company cannot directly interfere in the day to day operations of the company and hence they are not sure whether the statements provided by the Management/ BOD are reflecting a True and Fair view of the state of the company. Given the above situation, the MEMBERS appoint AUDITORS. This was taught as part of this lecture, but on the contrary, what earlier in Corporate Law subject we were taught was the BOD appoints the AUDITOR in consultation with the Member. are both the situations same?
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oh i understood
Vinod Kumar
CA Inter
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Investors Expected Rate of return
AFM
answered on 22-Jul-25 06:21
Sir, since investors’ expected rate of return represents the return they demand from the company, which is effectively the company’s cost of equity (Ke), then why are we again calculating Ke separately using EPS, retention ratio, and ROE? Doesn’t the expected return itself reflect Ke? and if the question didn’t specifically ask for 'cost of equity', we would have directly taken the investor’s expected return as Ke, right? So, how do we decide when to treat it as Ke and when to treat it as ROE (r) [Video Time Stamp: 05:20]
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Ke roe
Murali Thripuraboina
CA Final
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Approach to Problems and Key Terms Summary
Financial Reporting
answered on 21-Jul-25 21:04
@Time Stamp 9.24 - Net Assets <= Asset Ceiling 1.Sir I could not able to understand why there is asset ceiling and restriction to net assets. 2.What does the term Net Assets mean here? [Video Time Stamp: 09:15]
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Net asset is what is left with the plan. We can recognise asset more than this amount since we wont get more than this amount.
Harini Desu
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Example
Indirect Taxation
answered on 22-Jul-25 13:48
Now, let us say i want to travel to assam through Jammu Kashmir and the flight had stopped in let us say China or nepal and then headed to Assam, so is baggage declaration form applicable to all the passengers as they boarded domestic flight but halted in internation borders
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Ok sir !!
Hrishikesh Pradhan
CA Final
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Query
AFM
answered on 21-Jul-25 20:11
Sir, How come Deutsche Bank will pay the 1000 amount to student B if there is no instrument.?? [video Time Stamp: 00:10]
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Okay Sir. Thank you.
K Vamshi
CA Final
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Place of Supply
Indirect Taxation
answered on 22-Jul-25 11:21
Sir In this Question point 1 Question is about Determine place of supply of Transportation services right! Then why answer is given for export of goods
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Right
Pradeep Ravikumar
CA Final
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Part 5
AFM
answered on 22-Jul-25 12:17
Sir, In illustration 10, first we short the shares of A ltd for 2 lakhs, when the shares appreciated by 3% (moved in opposite direction), we added this 3% along with the shorted amount and we got a value of 2.6 lakhs. But, in this question, we have shorted the NIFTY and when it raises (moved in opposite direction), we are subtracting the change from the NIFTY value (i.e., 1950-39). What is the reason behind this. If we increase the value of NIFY instead of decreasing, following what we did in illustration no. 10, the revised NIFTY short will be 1989. Equity will be the same 6669. Then the difference between these two will be 4680 (6669-1989). The revised beta will be **0.9122** (4680/5130). Correct me if I went wrong anywhere. [Video Time Stamp: 25:50]
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Ok Sir, understood. Thank you.
Abhijith K B
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