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AFM

answered on 06-Mar-25 05:36

Can u explain in detail in this solution why you have not multiplied with (1-Tax) at 14:32minutes

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Depreciation

P.udaykumar Pasupulati

P.udaykumar Pasupulati

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MONEY MAKRKET HEDGING

Financial Management

answered on 06-Mar-25 05:32

I am getting extremely confused here! I am not able to grasp that WHEN exactly do we know that WE are PAYING and WHEN WE are RECEIVING (receipt)????? The wordings are quite similar to each other, hence getting more confused. There must be a stark distinction between money market hedging when there is a Payment and when there is a Receipt. very confused... Can you please clarify this easily? Thank You!

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Sorry for that I repeating again

Nabeela Faisal

Nabeela Faisal

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Input tax credit 17(5)

Indirect Taxation

answered on 06-Mar-25 16:09

Sir if motor Vehicle used for transportation of goods . Can we claim ITC . In the bare act they have not mentioned .

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We can claim since it is no where blocked in Section 17(5).

M Naresh

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QUESTION PRACTICE

Direct Taxation

answered on 05-Mar-25 19:09

SIR, apart from the questions in lectures do we need to solve icai questions, PYP, RTP, MTP or is only INDIGO LEARN study material questions is enough

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Indigolearn would suffice. However, you may practice RTP and MTP.

Sandeep

Sandeep

CA Inter

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Analysis b/w P&L of Marginal & absorption method

Costing

answered on 03-Nov-25 16:19

Sir, In analysis of the Profit & Loss statement b/w Absorption & marginal method.... the change in net profits are due to the change in the methods of valuation of inventory ?

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yes. So in absorption costing indirectly the fixed costs get carried forward. in marginal costing - entire fixed cost is written off in the same period.

Jashvanth.K

Jashvanth.K

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Rule 17, egm

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 19-Mar-25 15:28

In this provision 1) Member send notice to other member or Co ? 2) sub rule 6, within 3 days means, it is time period for what

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Oh okieey mam thank you very much : ) !!

Sushmita Chowdhury

Sushmita Chowdhury

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If cash not available

AFM

answered on 05-Mar-25 17:14

Sir what if the cash not available Whether we have to reduce the same as payable than reduce the NAV value or something else?

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Reduce as payable

Ramamoorthy Kaliyaperumal

Ramamoorthy Kaliyaperumal

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Job work and compulsory registration

Indirect Taxation

answered on 05-Mar-25 18:11

1) Whether Principal sending goods interstate for job work need to be registered compulsorily under sec 24? 2) Only suppliers of handicraft goods from Special category state are subject to threshold limit or all suppliers related to handicraft can obtain the benefit of threshold?

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All suppliers of handicraft can apply the threshold limit. For principal, if he is engaged in interstate taxable supply then registration is mandatory.

shamanth rm

shamanth rm

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Why to calculate IRR

AFM

answered on 05-Mar-25 16:00

Sir actually in question asked effective yeileld per annum the why should we calculate IRR?

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If you look at bonds chapter Word Yield usually refers to IRR. same is the case in most of the cases in Finance Return is annual number that is not IRR That is just numerator by denominator

Ramamoorthy Kaliyaperumal

Ramamoorthy Kaliyaperumal

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Postal ballot

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 10-Mar-25 15:06

Postal ballot votes are always in proportion to the shares held ? And not ordinary resolution ?

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Total voting right of a person in postal ballot is the percentage of shares held by them compared to total shares in the company. They may choose to use all the voting right in favour/against or may also choose to use part of their boring right. This is different from ordinary/special resolution. Ordinary and special resolution are the required majority votes in a meeting that are required by the company for any decision to be finalized.

Sushmita Chowdhury

Sushmita Chowdhury

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