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cost of capital
Financial Management
answered on 18-May-21 11:35
when retained earnings is given along with equity share capital we should take only issue price to calculate cost of equity share capital?
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yes
satya nagulapalli
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Doubt
Economics
answered on 26-May-21 12:05
In this question why national debt is included while computing personal income becoz national debt interest is an income to private sector right?
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Yeah my doubt got cleared after watching the video in youtube thank you...
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Financial Management
answered on 18-May-21 09:22
Sir what is this Approximation method? Why no explanation is provided in the module?When to use it? If possible please provide explanation video
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Coupon Rate is 15%. Which means for Rs. 100 invested you get an interest of Rs. 15. However market rate of interest is 16%. So for every Rs. 100 invested investor wants Rs. 16 as return. Expected return is Rs. 16 for Rs. 100 investment. If Return is Rs. 15, the investor would invest = 100 x 15/16 = Rs. 93.75
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Query related ordering books
Exams
answered on 17-May-21 23:01
Hii Bro I m in 12th current ND want to give may 2022 attempt I registered yesterday ND got CDs mail now but I m getting coupon on books of Oct 2020 which r for may 2021 attempt ND onwards.. Will this study material applicable ND usefull for my may 2022 attempt... Should I order it .. plz guide..
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Tysm broo ��.. Have a grt future .. thanks again
sujal jaiswal
CA Foundation
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Final accounts
Accountancy
answered on 22-May-21 16:32
Sir it is clearly said that net purchases is transferred to trading account Why do we again show in trading account As to purchases less returns
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Thank you mam
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Companies act
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 17-May-21 19:43
Give an example for this 2(b) point for understanding
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Let's assume for XYZ Pvt Ltd., paid up capital in Balance Sheet Rs.10 lakhs and Borrowings from Banks Rs.30 Lakhs. For XYZ Pvt. Ltd. to enjoy no limit on deposits from members, its borrowings should be less than [Rs. 20 lakhs i.e. twice the paid up capital or Rs. 50 crores whichever is less] which implies, borrowings should be less than 20 lakhs. But it is not the case here.
Sathiya Bama
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Business correspondence and reporting
Exams
answered on 17-May-21 22:53
What is the difference between prepositional phrase and object of preposition
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A prepositional phrase has an object of its own Eg: I gave the pen to him I - subject Gave - verb The pen - object To- preposition Him- indirect object Here ( to him) is the prepositional phrase ...see it has its own object (i.e him)
Priya dharahini Sathiskumar
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Contract costing
Costing
answered on 19-May-21 10:56
In solving notional profit Why we can't take estimated further expenditure ???
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Notional profit is something which is not realised yet but can be recovered based, it is not estimated profit. All actuals are considered for computing Notional profit
Kanaga Mani
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Job costing
Costing
answered on 18-May-21 11:30
In illustration 9 on job and contract costing How can be work cost = sales - gross profit????
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Works Cost = Prime Cost + Factory Overheads (Indirect Material + Indirect Labour + Indirect Expenses)+opening Work in progress-Closing Work in progress. Gross Profit = Total Revenue â?? Total Cost of Goods Sold / work costs (those costs which are incurred during the production process and that are necessary to produce finished goods)
Kanaga Mani
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Non-Monetary Prerequisites
Direct Taxation
answered on 20-May-21 17:37
Sir, As sec.40(a)(5) says about the tax paid on non-monetary perquisites to an employee is disallowed and the employee gets exemption u/s 10(10 CC)? What's in the case of tax paid on monetary prerequisite employees? Such an amount is taxable in the hands of the employee? Is it is allowed in the hands of the employer?
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yes
Balamurali Unnithan M S
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