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Shares and premium

Accountancy

answered on 01-Jul-21 13:41

How to allocate 420000 for E shares and premium.... Shares are 30000 premium is 5 %

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Yes tq sir

Triveni Patil

Triveni Patil

CA Inter

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Foreign instrument & inland instrument

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 01-Jul-21 14:02

Any one tell me about foreign instrument and inland instrument u/sec 11 and 12 in Negotible instrument act .

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Yes , sir got it , thank you so much ..

prudhvi reddy

prudhvi reddy

CMA Final

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GST NOTES

Indirect Taxation

answered on 07-Jul-21 12:28

Did any one has gst short notes on all chapters in form of flow charts

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Send message to above mail

Sairam Reddy

Sairam Reddy

CA Final

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Charges - Sec 87

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 08-Jul-21 00:05

1. Whether a company can file CHG-8, if company didn't register the creation or modification of charge within the extended time limit? 2. If Registrar on the own registers satisfaction of charge it will be covered under Sec.83 and if the company applies for intimating satisfaction of charge after prescribed time limit, it will be covered under Sec 87. Whether my understanding is correct?

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Both questions are practical in nature. Q 6: Company has failed to register modification so the only option it has is to make rectification to the details of registration of charge by filing form Chg - 8. Here form chg-8 is not filed to condone delay in registering the modification. In fact it is for rectification of details of registration of charge. Q 7 : In this you can mention about section 87 and application for condonation of delay in registering the satisfaction of charge. Along with that you can also state that on request from Ranjeet, ROC can use its power under section 83.

Nivedha Balaji

Nivedha Balaji

CA Final

9K+

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Deposits - Eligible Government company

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 01-Jul-21 14:11

Whether the maximum limit of 35% of aggregate of Paid up share capital, Free reserves and Securities Premium is only for accepting deposits from general Public or on the whole from Public and members?

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Thank you sir

Nivedha Balaji

Nivedha Balaji

CA Final

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P&L account

Accountancy

answered on 01-Jul-21 11:23

We have taken a loan of Rs.50,00,000/- from a bank with interest of 5% per annum. Now we are paying the interest for 1st year at the end. Shall I show these in P&L account or Balance Sheet?

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Loan amount at historical cost of 5000000 in balance sheet Intrest portion charge periodically to profit and loss statement

Vijay K

Vijay K

CA Inter

9K+

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Partnership

Accountancy

answered on 01-Jul-21 11:57

How they taken 3/15 and how come 18/ 90 show the calculation

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Ok ok i got it... Thank you sir!!

Triveni Patil

Triveni Patil

CA Inter

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Partnership

Accountancy

answered on 01-Jul-21 11:43

How come 3/15 and 18/90....

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1/5 x 3/3 = 3/15

Triveni Patil

Triveni Patil

CA Inter

290

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Trial balance

Accountancy

answered on 01-Jul-21 10:36

In this illustration(pic attached) we are asked to correctly prepare trail balance as on 31st march 2020, so when we are answering shouldn't we take the inventory value as on 31.03.2020(refer the lines below the question) instead of inventory on 1.4.2019(which is in table). However in solution they took inventory value as on 1.4.19 which is actually previous year's detail. Kindly explain. Thankyou.

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Sir, the given inventory is opening inventory the goods which are not sold last year it's essential to show the previous years stock in our accounts and the second thing you were talking about is closing inventory, yes we take it in the books of accounts but in this case it will be in adjustment part (hope you know final accounts) as to make a dual effect it is a part of adjustment

Aswin Chandar

Aswin Chandar

CA Final

40K+

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Buyback of shares

Direct Taxation

answered on 02-Jul-21 06:41

Will the same tax rate for buyback 23.296% applies to any security sir other than shares..?

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Respective capital gains provisions are applicable.

Naresh M

Naresh M

CA Final

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