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Leverages
Financial Management
answered on 01-Jun-21 09:37
Is formula for ROI same when firm consists of debt and when no debt ??? In list of formula list when debt conists formula is. EBIT / debt + equity . But in this sum they solved as EAT /Equity share holders fund
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ROI refers to the return of any investment made. Here You should ideally compute ROI on total Equity & Debt investment - they have computed ROE and called it as ROI - you may compute ROE and call it ROE seperately
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Sec 102
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 31-May-21 14:02
Sir the penalty is payable to the Govt or the company? Please clarify
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The penalty is payable to the Government. Section 102(4) says in case any benefit accrues to the promoter, director etc., then they are liable to compensate the company to the extent of benefit received. Whereas Section 102(5) talks about the penalty which has to be paid, which can be Rs. 50,000 or 5 times the amount of benefit accrued, whichever is higher.
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doubt
Costing
answered on 31-May-21 13:57
what is difference between cost accounting vs financial accounting
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Thank u mam
Chandramouli A
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Amendments
Indirect Taxation
answered on 01-Jun-21 10:44
Whether October 2020 study material includes only the amendments which have become effective as on 31.10.2020 or also the amendments not become effective as on 31.10.2020?
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Not included in the study material. For example - Finance Act 2020 Amendment to Sec 10 "119. In section 10 of the Central Goods and Services Tax Act, in sub-section (2), in clauses (b), (c) and (d), after the words â??of goodsâ??, the words â??or servicesâ?? shall be inserted." Check the material https://resource.cdn.icai.org/62133bos071220-cp3.pdf page 3.33, the amendment is not included
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Consolidation
Accountancy
answered on 01-Jun-21 17:04
Sir Do i want to read cross holding sums in consolidation in inter level?
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No. Cross-holding sums shall not be asked at Inter level
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AS 22
Accountancy
answered on 31-May-21 14:53
Sudharsan: Dear sir, My doubt is how the (1) question is deferred tax liability Income tax depn is less than a/cing depn so, pay now save later then it must be deferred tax asset only But they tell it is a dtl Depn low as per tax records = profits more = tax pay high= Save in future =so DTA According to my thought, but i didn't know whether it is correct
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https://youtu.be/WMJWDyKp3X0 Please watch the above video to understand it better
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Fiscal policy
Economics
answered on 31-May-21 11:26
Sir Could you tell what is fiscal deficit and primary deficit?
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Thank you mam
Suriya M
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Capital gains
Direct Taxation
answered on 31-May-21 09:44
In question number 11 of capital gains, We deduct indexed cost of acquisition [5L*301/100,(Previous owner borrowed â?¹5L in 2001 from bank for purchase of house)] and also we deduct indexed cost of improvement [15L*301/137(15L was repaid by son to bank)]. If this was the case then First â?¹5L is deducted as cost of acquisition and â?¹15L is also deducted as cost of improvement, But in this 15L that 5L also included ah sir? If yes then it may amount to two deduction of â?¹5L(exclude indexation benefit).
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Cost of acquisition and repayment are different aspects. We have to treat them separately for the purpose of computation. Whether actual cost of aquisition was paid by actual owner is irrelevant
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Monetary policy
Economics
answered on 31-May-21 10:04
How does interest on loan borrowed will increase the opportunity cost of holding money ?
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The opportunity cost of holding money is the interest rate a person could earn on other assets. Therefore, higher the interest rate, higher would be opportunity cost of holding cash and lower the demand for money. The nominal demand for money rises if the opportunity costs of money holdings (i.e. returns on bonds and stock) decline and vice versa. Higher the interest rate higher would be opportunity cost of holding cash and lower will be the demand for money.
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Material to study from
Direct Taxation
answered on 30-May-21 17:27
Which material is sufficient for Direct Tax: ICAI or Indigolearn study material?
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You can study from any material for understanding but never go to exam without refering once to ICAI study material .... It could be a big blunder!
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