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answered on 03-Jun-21 21:32

Sir..... in this question any how requisite Quorum is available before 11.00 a.m. then why agenda 4 and 5 cannot be transacted?

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Now clear sir...... thank you so much

Girinath A

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What is meant my undischarged insolvent?

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 27-Nov-23 13:18

Who is undischarged insolvent?

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If someone can't pay their debts, they can ask the court for help by starting a process called insolvency proceedings. On the other hand, if a company owes money to people (creditors) and isn't paying, these creditors can also go to court and ask for insolvency proceedings against the company. Now, when the court gets involved, it has the power to free the person or the company from their debts. This usually involves working out a plan, which might include taking control of and selling their belongings (movable and non-movable assets) to pay off the debts. However, until the court officially says the person or company is free from debts (they use the term "discharge"), they are considered an "undischarged insolvent." This means they have to follow certain restrictions, like limitations on their financial activities and, in some cases, they might not be able to run for elections or do certain things until the court clears them from the debt

MATURU HAMSA GAYATRI

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Please explain sir

Maths & Stats

answered on 03-Jun-21 17:24

Mera answer wrong aarha hai please check my answers

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The answer you have got 11 is correct and formula is right too.

Gayu Rathore

Gayu Rathore

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Maths & Stats

answered on 01-Jun-21 15:59

Mera answer wrong aarha

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pls share working

Gayu Rathore

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Capital gains

Direct Taxation

answered on 04-Jun-21 10:16

Under Capital gains in case of sale of a partnership firm how capital gains is charged?

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If assets and liabilities of the firm are transferred as a going concern basis, it is considered as slump sale

srinidhi srinivas

srinidhi srinivas

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public company

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 02-Jun-21 12:54

is there any company which is public LTD co. even if it is not listed in stock exchanges...

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thanks

Shreesha .T.u

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Please explain

Maths & Stats

answered on 01-Jun-21 14:11

If 2a =4b =8c and abc=288 find 1/2a+1/4b+1/8c

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equate 2a = 4b = 8c = K and then solve. pls try

Gayu Rathore

Gayu Rathore

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Accounting for Employee stock option

Accountancy

answered on 02-Jun-21 08:37

In these two problems in illustration 5, when the unvested options lapsed they reversed the liability in respect of the 4000shares that had accured till date..but in the other problem they dont do that but just recognise the excess liabilty that is to be made...I cant get the reason behind it, why is there two different treatments? I mean if what is followed in ill5 is to be followed in ill 6 then we should have recognised the entire 910000 as on 31.3.X3 and revesed the ESOS Acc to the extent of 515000 to general reserve isnt it?

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Yes. Prefer net basis as all other illustrations than 5, does it.

Venkatesh Rathinam

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Find the value of k ? ( Matrix)

Maths & Stats

answered on 01-Jun-21 14:15

Please give a clear explanation and tell me the answer of k value of the given picture ?

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It's correct.

Aakash Raavi

Aakash Raavi

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Valuation of bond doubt

Maths & Stats

answered on 01-Jun-21 16:10

Sir in the example 40 of icai module (video no) 1)What is the difference between nominal interest rate and rate of return?(i am little clear regarding the difference but i would be more clear if u define them once) 2)Why do we calculate present value based on the rate of return expected by the investor and not by actual market rate of return?(if we calculate present value based on the rate of return expected by the investor,and if the market rate of return is less than what is expected it may also result in loss) Please solve my queries sir...

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Ok sir Thank you so much I understood it very clearly :)

Santosh pal

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