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Critical Line Theory
AFM
answered on 25-Apr-25 15:57
Where is it established in the question that the proportion of Stock C is constant or that there is a direct relationship between the proportions of Stocks A & B? Also, assuming the proportion of Stock C is constant, couldn't the proportions of B & C be computed in a simpler manner? The question says 4000 out of 8000 is invested in A, which makes its proportion 50%. We know that the proportion of C is 30%. Then, proportion of B = 100 - 50 - 30 = 20%. What am I missing?
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Yes. IF A goes up B will go up and C will come down by similar proportion That relationship is liner. When we have solved it in class take taking 2 simultaneous equations it obviously means that the relationship is linear
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Financial Management
answered on 25-Apr-25 15:19
In shareholders point of view If they invested else they get 10% But in co. They get only 6.97% on RE which is loss to the shareholders right? In dividend decisions chapter (return onRE)r>ke investment made Here , (which we know it is cost on RE but for shareholders it's return)kre <= ke how's it possible Please sir can you explain it?
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If they invest also they get only gross at 10% - net is same they get 30% less due to tax and of the amount they invest only 97% goes for projects, 3% is floatation cost If they invested elsewhere too, they will have these issues of floatation cost and taxation That is why we are computing Kre as opportunity cst of investing elsewhere
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Ifsc
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 14-May-25 12:23
Ifsc is always an unlisted co or for this section
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Please share the question
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Buyback
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 25-Apr-25 13:40
Debt equity ratio after buyback 2:1 means if equity is 2lac debt can be up to 4lac ?
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Thank you
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TCS
Direct Taxation
answered on 27-Apr-25 11:27
Sir , If Mr.A remitted 8 lakhs to USA for his friend educational purpose by taking loan from SBI in India , is he eligible for concessional rate of TCS (0.5% above 7L) ?
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Thank you Sir
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Advance Tax
Direct Taxation
answered on 28-Apr-25 16:35
Sir what if the casual has come between 15th and 31st March but payment actually received after 31st March. For Example, if someone wins a lottery of Rs 1,00,00,000/- on 20th March but he only received that payment on say 5th May. Tha what will happen to Advance Tax payment?
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Generally casual incomes are recognized on cash system only. Hypothetically if you are following accrual then you have to pay advance tax. But practically it is not possible.
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Sh cap & deb
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 26-Apr-25 15:49
3rd point NBFC not registered is exception mean it will create DRR at what % ?
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Unlisted NBFC - no need to create DRR
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Esop
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 26-Apr-25 15:46
Point 4 ESOP specifically given to employees then how can other person excercise on behalf Not excercised directly by employees means which person can excercise their vote
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Please quote section/provision text here for better understanding of your question
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Bonus share
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 26-Apr-25 15:27
For issuing bonus shares, it shall be authorized by AOA Why is it so when already Special resolution is taken for issuing of bonus share ?
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It's requirement by the Act. Preliminary authority should come from AOA. But that doesn't mean the company can issue bonus share any day any time. Ofcourse, they will have to hold a meeting and ask members about it. Issuing bonus shares affects the voting rights of existing members so their consent is needed.
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Doubt - If there was a risk free rate, should we use the interest free rate to calculate the future value of letter of commission?
AFM
answered on 24-Apr-25 16:55
If there was a risk free rate, should we use the risk free rate to calculate the future value of letter of commission?
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No. PV & FV in all cases of normal importers and exporters' transactions is always computed at their borrowing costs RF is used only for Pricing options or valuing forwards
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