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Financial Reporting
answered on 18-Oct-24 13:06
Sir if we have 12 days accumulated leaves And we are not taken this leave in the year In the next if we take such leave Whether the employer will paid money???? And whether such payment are call vesting period????
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A vesting period typically refers to the time period that an employee must work before they gain the right to receive certain benefits, such as stock options, pensions, or leave encashment. So the period in which leave is taken is not vesting period. If you take leave next year, the employer will not deduct salary from your pay.
Suman Hs
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Place of Supply
Indirect Taxation
answered on 25-Oct-24 14:57
Why in case two the place of supply is location of property only ie mean when it is related to immovable property the place of supply will be always the location of immovable property But in the given case the location of the immovable property and also the location of the recipient is also foreign and the location of the supplier is India why can't we consider the location of the supplier as a place of supply because he is present in India
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In case where property is outside India and either supplier/ recipient is outside India then POS would be the place where property is located. Even if it is located outside India then POS would be outside India.
Surya Prakash
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Calculation of in RTP is wrong?
AFM
answered on 16-Oct-24 22:07
Sir, as per illustration 29, we are taking back for 914 that is after bad debt provision net of taxes, but now as per RTP, they have did gross as well as in WACC calculation, they did not take the provisional equity. You can find the image. Please suggest.
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That is so unfortunate and patently incorrect solution by the institute ideally examiners should give marks based on the logical solution of adjusting tax and non cash items everywhere I would suggest that you make suitable assumptions in exam and if time permits give both solutions
kabilan sam
CA Inter
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Doubt on yield
AFM
answered on 16-Oct-24 21:32
Sir in this sum during last year annualised yield is 73.52% and we do consider it of 33 months (73.52*3*33\36) comes to 202.18% why are we not reducing the dividend received 30% as we did for earlier year? Please clarify sir
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Sir really great sir🙏🏼🙏🏼,
kabilan sam
CA Inter
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Itc
Indirect Taxation
answered on 26-Oct-24 10:59
Self assessment of ITC can be done without filing GSTR 1 ? If no then when it’s done ?
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Thank you
Sushmita Chowdhury
CA Inter
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Disclosures under Short Term Borrowings and Under Other Current Liabilities
Accountancy
answered on 18-Oct-24 13:18
Hello, 1. There is a separate line item for Share Application Money Pending Allotment on the balance sheet. Can you please explain the inclusion of ' Application Money Received for Securities ', under Other Current Liabilities? 2. Current Maturities of Long Term Borrowings are included under Short Term Borrowings and under Other Current Liabilities. Which one is the correct one?
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1. for other securities. 2. Current liabilities.
V V
CA Inter
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Mutual Fund- Closing value of Units
AFM
answered on 16-Oct-24 15:56
Sir, When we separate Dividend & CG , What is the difference between Closing & Opening Value is called
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Div & CG both are distributions Div is Div Distribution & CG is increase in NAV distribution After doing these two also if there is an increase in Closing NAV as compared to opening - that amount is portfolio appreciate not declared as dividend to Investor
priyadharshini priya
CA Final
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Final accounts for manufacturing entities
Accountancy
answered on 16-Oct-24 15:41
Office furniture Rs.10000 Depreciated by 71/2% Depreciation value Rs.750 How is the depreciation value calculated? Can anyone pls explain.
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Depreciation for furniture is 7½% which means 7.5% . Working note for depreciation on furniture 10,000× 7.5% = 750 I hope you understand it . Please mark it as best answer
Aamina Muneera
CA Foundation
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equity
CFA
answered on 16-Oct-24 13:08
Which of the following statements is most accurate in an efficient market? A. Active strategies will lead to excess risk-adjusted portfolio returns. B. Securities market prices fully reflect their fundamental values. C. Securities market prices respond over time to changes in economic information. ans is B but pls explain why its not c so in efficient market share price not only refelect the fundamental value it also refelect past datas and insider information so C is more appropriate i thought
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Eff mkt
Dhakshana Dhakshana
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Doubt
Costing
answered on 17-Oct-24 08:32
Why didn't we go equivalent units calculation... If there is any closing wip or opening wip we should for equivalent units calculation right?... Or is it because they haven't mentioned any completion % and we assumed closing stock is fully completed?
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In question % of completion is not given. So assume that the stock is fully completed.
07- Issac Jolly-XII C
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