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On Page 10.33, Insurance Claim for Loss of Profit

Accountancy

answered on 18-Feb-21 10:42

Illustration 8, why is gross profit divided by adjusted annual turnover and not previous financial year's turnover like we do in most cases?

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The total of adjusted standard turnover (given in the question)

Kishore Anil

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Bank balnce

Accountancy

answered on 15-Feb-21 21:25

What does this mean ,bank balance ( cr) ?? Is it overdraft or balance?? State with reason

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No mention.

Reetikaa R

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Single entry system

Accountancy

answered on 17-Feb-21 12:44

While preparing statement of affairs ,y opening capital is deducted from adjusted closing capital ?? Y not opening capital minus adj closing capital ??

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Then how will you account for drawings and profit?

Reetikaa R

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In Loss of Profit Insurance Claim

Accountancy

answered on 16-Feb-21 10:29

Why do we take adjusted annual turnover when calculating Gross Profit under Allowable Increased Cost and not regular turnover? Also, while calculating Insurable Sum, why do we calculate it as GP% x Adj Annual T/O?

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Adj Annual turnover basically indicates - what would have been the annual turnover after adjusting for trends. Insurance for profits is for future profits and not past profits.

Kishore Anil

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Theory questions in B-Law

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 15-Feb-21 22:36

It's very difficult for me to remember side headings. Any solution for me plz.

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Start small, see if having separate notes for headings helps. Recall / remember at odd times. Overall, revision and testing is the key.

Meda Jeevansai

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AMALGAMATION

Direct Taxation

answered on 19-Feb-21 08:36

During amalgamation, C.A transferred from amalgamating co. to amalgamated co. is not treated as transfer(S.47(vi)) Shares of old co. taken back by amalgamating co. is also not treated as transfer(S.47(vii)) What about new shares given to SHs? What is the tax treatment if consideration for taking back old shares were not new shares of the co.?

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My response was on specific to amalgamation. If new shares are issued to shareholders - not a transfer If cash is paid to acquire shares from shareholders - transfer. In case of new issue, there is no taxability other than those provided in Section 56.

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Query

Others

answered on 15-Feb-21 17:16

Is group 2 in CA INTER all theory subjects ??

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Thank u sir

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What is the meaning of Memorandum Trading A/c?

Accountancy

answered on 15-Feb-21 14:54

Is it created only for insurance claim during loss of stock/loss of profit?

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Memorandum is something which does not form part of regular books. So it can be prepared for any purpose.

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Can loss on disposal of assets be directly debited to P/L?

Accountancy

answered on 15-Feb-21 14:42

Or should we first compulsorily transfer to Loss on Disposal/Sale of Assets?

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Can be taken to P&L a/c

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Accounting IPCC - Partnership Accounts

Accountancy

asked on 15-Feb-21 11:53

Accounting IPCC - Partnership Accounts - In video lecture no:9 - Illustration 4 - why is interest on drawings on Rs 40000 withdrawn by A on 30/09/2016 not calculated and added along with the interest on drawings on Rs 1000 per month drawn monthly?

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No answers yet!!

Rohit Reghuraj

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