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National income
Economics
answered on 14-Jul-25 10:04
How B is the answer? Why is there a need to deduct intermediate consumption?
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Thankyou
Ashta Sharma
CA Foundation
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Combined Fair value
Financial Reporting
answered on 04-Dec-25 16:12
When fair value is available for a biological asset, along with another asset (say land), then in such cases, the fair value of another asset (land) is deducted from the combined fair vale to arrive at fair value of agricultural produce. In this case, the answer is Grape plant:3,00,000 and vine is: 2,40,000, what is the reason?? I am thinking the answer is Grape plant:3,00,000 and vine is:(10,00,000-3,00,000)=7,00,000 for using the above concept in the book. Am I correct, Sir???
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Because Bearer plant has been valued using cost model and not fair value model in this case.
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Important chapter
Costing
answered on 14-Jul-25 10:03
I need CA intermediate chapter wise waitage Jan 26 exam paper 4 cost and management accounting
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Past Exam paper analysis is there in resource section. Pls follow the link https://www.indigolearn.com/resources/CA-Past-Exam-Analysis/CA-Inter/d2069f2e94f74a1e9a6bf35643c7fb24/CAInter-COSTING-Paper-Analysis-IL-pdf/0dfeec9f71c0499ba4a67accb0249064/r
Laxmi Kudagi
CA Inter
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LIMITATION OF COST ACCOUNTING SYSTEM
Costing
answered on 14-Jul-25 15:15
Sir, (just sharing my insights) The limitation topic is itself limited by uprising technological updates in softwares used by companies for costing and financial accounting, as said in the lecture. the only limitation left without the effect of software is that such system cannot itself generate revenue. But it seems like, the fast pace growing AI technology will replace this point as well, and finaly there will be no limitations in implementing cost accounting system.
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Yes. Thats what would happen eventually.
Vinod Kumar
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Responsibility centres
Costing
answered on 14-Jul-25 19:42
Chapter - 1 can anyone give some examples for investment centre and meaning in simple. [Video Time Stamp: 09:36]
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thank you sir
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Share count
AFM
answered on 13-Jul-25 10:44
Why we didn't add the new equity shares from part 3 to post share count in part 4 for public issue sir.
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Got the point. Thank you sir
Banu Priya
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RCM
Indirect Taxation
answered on 14-Jul-25 12:35
GTA service to unregistered partnership firm is GST is exempt or have to pay gst ? [Video Time Stamp: 08:39]
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It is taxable under RCM.
Parthi ban.B
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Single Performance Obligation or Not
Financial Reporting
answered on 13-Jul-25 10:59
Sir, what about the plans given by telecom companies.?? For example Vi gives a plan of 459 recharge with 1 month of Netflix subscription along with calls of 54 days. Is it a single Performance Obligation or for recharge plan i.e for calls it is separate and for Netflix also separately treated.??
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Okay Sir. Thank you
K Vamshi
CA Final
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Querry
AFM
answered on 13-Jul-25 08:47
I had a query regarding mutual fund investment patterns that I’ve observed. It appears that fund managers often exhibit a bias in the proportionate distribution of Assets Under Management (AUM). For example, when investing in an HDFC Growth Fund, I’ve noticed a tendency to allocate a higher weightage to HDFC Bank. This raises concerns about diversification and potential conflicts of interest, especially when the fund is associated with the same group. Additionally, I was hoping you could clarify the fundamental difference between a Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) and a Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP). A clear distinction between these two would help in planning my investment and withdrawal strategy more effectively. Looking forward to your guidance on the above points.
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Thank you sir
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Problem no: 5
Financial Reporting
answered on 14-Jul-25 09:46
Could you please explain the "Staff Attribution Rate'' and how we should know about existing and new employees. [Video Time Stamp: 14:56]
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the staff attrition rate represents the probability that an employee will leave the organisation before retirement or vesting of benefits. Actuary estimates based on overall trends iin industry, past history of companies etc to estimate the rate
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