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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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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

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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

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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

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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

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Question 12

Financial Reporting

answered on 08-Jan-25 17:38

Sir, Why transactions on Acquistion date to be recorded in foreign currency? as Global Ltd functional currency is Rupees only.

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We converted to INR Calculation is basis Euro.

Gunda Sharan

Gunda Sharan

CA Final

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Do we have to compulsorily use continuous compounding method or can we use simple interest method as well?

AFM

answered on 08-Jan-25 13:28

Do we have to compulsorily use continuous compounding method or can we use simple interest method as well?

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If value of e is provided u have to use continuous compounding In real life that is what is used

Manu Jacob

Manu Jacob

CA Final

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Classification on modification - Illustration 50

Financial Reporting

answered on 15-Jan-25 15:17

Sir, till [timestamp 14:53], I understood well. But afterwards it slightly confuses. 1. Aren't we supposed to check the classification that would have been made at inception, had the modified T&C already been in place? Then why did we check it as on date of modification (i.e., beginning of Y2)?

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Okay, sir. Got it. Many thanks.

Denz Philip

Denz Philip

CA Final

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Amendments for may-25

Direct Taxation

answered on 08-Jan-25 12:08

Sir make amendment videos for may-25 exams for taxation exam( CA inter)

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Check it https://youtu.be/H8SAgROSKsM

Ajaykumar Parit

Ajaykumar Parit

CA Inter

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Exemption

Exams

answered on 09-Jan-25 19:53

For getting exemption should i have to appear for all the papers and then get exemption or appear only for the paper i wish to get exemption ? From Jan 2025 is the exemption permanent ?

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Of a group

Harish Chandar T

Harish Chandar T

CA Inter

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