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Sensitivity factor
AFM
answered on 24-Dec-24 05:55
sir the sensitivity 1 factor 0.45, is that 0.45 lakhs or if its 0.45 is it because (45000/100000), where 1 lakhs is the total investment
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Sensitivity refers to beta Beta is 0.45 Beta is multiplied with Lambda
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Fastrack
Accountancy
answered on 24-Dec-24 16:23
I am very happy to see this initiative Thank you
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Welcome! Hope you make the most use of it.
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Direct Taxation
answered on 25-Dec-24 16:45
(Sir if question calender year then sir ) what will come April may June July will come for assessment year sir
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In question they clearly gave about upto July and post july.
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Regarding Recording of Classes
AFM
answered on 24-Dec-24 05:56
Sir Can i Know in which Year this AFM classes are recorded Is classes are updated to date
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In fact questions are updated every exam attempt
Lokesh Reddy
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Exam
Costing
answered on 24-Dec-24 17:01
Can anyone suggest any tips and tricks to pass with decent marks in costing like what are the priority chapters and what kind of preparation would help me ? please
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Costing is about practice. As you revise a chapter, mark questions which you found difficult and redo them. In examination, the questions can be worded quite differently and every attempt sees a new variety of questions. If you are able to solve past 3-4 attempts question paper comfortably, you will be able to manage. Also costing paper generally tends to be lengthy. So need to increase speed.
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Nomenclature
AFM
answered on 23-Dec-24 20:07
Sir small doubt, the answer we should mention as 11.547 or 11.547 %, or anything fine ?
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SD is also in same units as main data So yes you can mention %
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Expected Average Return vs Expected Reurn
AFM
answered on 26-Dec-24 12:41
Sir in Question 30, we solved Expected Average Return considering the Expected Price (Price * Proability), In this Question 34, for Expected Return, we are doing (Return * Probability) is this difference way doing is due to to the word "Average" in Expected Average Return ?
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In Q 34 if you compute expected return by multiplying price with probability you will get an expected price of 160 - current price of 150 so expected return of 10 , i.e 10/150 = 6.67% You get the same expected return when you multiplied probability with % return or proabability with price So there is no difference
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AS 29
Accountancy
answered on 28-Dec-24 11:04
The answer given to the question is option c but how is it, Please clarify me
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Thank you Sir
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Editing issue
Indirect Taxation
answered on 25-Dec-24 16:45
Hi Team, just wanted to inform you about the extra part which was not cut while editing, and sec 55 is also duplicated in this video.
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Thank you..
Raviteja Kusumanchi
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Default tax regime
Direct Taxation
answered on 25-Dec-24 17:01
Sir in this Illustration 1 & 2 we have to follow default tax regime or optional tax regime? And if it is default tax regime then the finance act 2024 will be applicable and we have to change the slab rates to new slabs?
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Ok sir Thank you
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