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AFM

answered on 09-Jan-25 09:36

Sir, we solved this question but I did not understood in sub question 3, why did we squared the weights because the formula is covariance × weight of A and weight of B

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Var

Hrishikesh Pradhan

Hrishikesh Pradhan

CA Final

18K+

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Replacement cost or Major inspection

Financial Reporting

answered on 09-Jan-25 09:58

As you have said that earlier inspection or replacement cost to be dercognised at the time of new replacement or inspection, how the same shall be deregognised whether by charging to P&L or to revaluation reserve? If a partnership firm is a subsidiary of a public company and thus it is required to furnish their financials as per Ind As, at that time when these cost are incurred there will be no revaluation reserve in partnership firm at that time should we charge to capital account?

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The partnership firm can prepare two financials. One as per normal accounting followed. Second converted into Ind AS. If asset is revalued, you will create a revaluation reserve under CApital Account.

Kavin Cj

Kavin Cj

CA Final

0

2

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Decrease in Liability > Carrying of decommssion cost part in PPE

Financial Reporting

answered on 09-Jan-25 10:00

As end of 10 Years, the carrying amount of decommission liability which intial Recognised as Rs 10000 will be 7500 (10000-2500) (Rs 2500 being the depreciation for 10 years for Rs 10000, so the carrying amount of the decommissioning liability cost in PPE is Rs 7500 and now we are reduced Rs 8000 from the PPE, which means no Decommissing cost included in PPE also we have reduced the carrying amount of PPE by Rs 500 (8000-7500), but it is inclued in Provision for decommissionig liability a/c But the words "if Decrease in Liability > Carrying Amount, excess is recognised as Income" is to be checked for the total Carrying Amount and not the just the decommission cost part present in PPE, Right ?

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We check for total cost of PPE and not only the decommissioning portion.

Hemachandra D

Hemachandra D

CA Final

9K+

3

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Appendix A Events

Financial Reporting

answered on 09-Jan-25 10:00

Sir what it means, c) An increase that reflects the passae of time (Unwinding of the discount)

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Increase that has happened due to adding interest (time value of money)

Hemachandra D

Hemachandra D

CA Final

9K+

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258

Excel sheet in Chapter -2 - Risk Management

AFM

answered on 09-Jan-25 09:35

The excel sheet provided in second chapter (Risk management) is protected. Kindly provide the password for the same.

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All our spreadsheets are password protected as these are our IP Regret cannot share passwords

Priyanka K

Priyanka K

CA Final

36K+

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Intangible assets

Accountancy

answered on 09-Jan-25 08:49

Ans is b ...how ? Method? As - 26

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It should be amortised using a systematic basis reflecting pattern of consumption of economic benefits. So 35% * 5,00,000 = 1,75,000

Lucky Ten

Lucky Ten

CA Inter

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2

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Repayment of government grants

Financial Reporting

answered on 07-Mar-25 14:59

In the first illustration, the grant is related to income. But in the slide you mention it as the grant related to assets and their respective treatment.

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The video is updated.Please check it.

Pavithra S J

Pavithra S J

CA Final

9K+

2

200

Tax rates

Direct Taxation

answered on 09-Jan-25 10:38

sir in the example you said tax rates for default tax regime upto 3L -nil 3L-7L -5% 7L-10L@10% but in the ICAI study material the tax rate is upto 3L - nil 3L to 6L- 5% is given ?? 6L to 9L@10% which tax tax should taken and applied sir??

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Thank you sir.

bharathipriya

bharathipriya

CA Inter

3K+

5

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Option - American & European

AFM

answered on 08-Jan-25 17:48

If not mentioned in 2 period binomial questions, should we assume it to be European?

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Yes

Durai Murugan

Durai Murugan

CA Final

470

1

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Option -Risk neutral probabilities

AFM

answered on 08-Jan-25 16:17

How many decimal points are advisable when using P = (e^rt-d)/u-d ? If no need to present u and d separately, can we solve directly by Su(P)+So(1-P)=Current spot*e^rt?

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Decimal points - pls consider 4 Yes you can solve using formula you mentioned

Durai Murugan

Durai Murugan

CA Final

470

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