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Assets held for sale
Financial Reporting
answered on 09-Sep-24 17:10
What if on the given conditions for asset held for sale, the regulators deny for the permission denies for the approval
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Then it will no longer be held for sale.
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Regarding tenure of the JV
AFM
answered on 08-Sep-24 10:03
Sir in the beginning you said tenure for the whole project is 30 years ie(t=30) but we have solved the sum using tenure as 5years(t=5)?
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Option is for 5 years so Computation is for 5 years, project life is 30 years so 1/30 = 0.033 or 3.3% is what we consider as dividend inflow
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AS 4
Accountancy
answered on 09-Sep-24 18:21
(Q17 point 1) Why is this a contingent liability? Since it is a present obligation due to past events + there is a probable future outflow+ there is a reliable estimate
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Yess it is not mentioned... Got it
Sagar Kathuria
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Not actually content
Strategic Management
answered on 07-Sep-24 17:43
Sir I am reading the your book but there is a different between your text book and icai text book content
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Can you elaborate ?
Jagadesh Viyyapu
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AS 12 Government Grant - Entry for Non Monetary Grant
Accountancy
answered on 07-Sep-24 17:17
When an Asset is received at a free of cost, do we credit Bank A/c or Capital Reserve for the Nominal value?
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Capital reserve
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regaridng the present value annuity factor
Financial Reporting
answered on 09-Sep-24 17:11
Since the lease payments are made at the beginning of the year and while calculating the annuity factory why we did not add 1 to it? today one rupee is always one right and why we did not ad to the present value annuity factor as200000 is paid at the beginning of year 1 which is today and it's value is one right
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According to the Indian Accounting Standard (Ind AS) 116, lease liabilities are the present value of lease payments that have not been paid as of the commencement date
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Chapter 4
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 08-Sep-24 11:46
What is the maximum issue size per year for sweat equity shares for companies (other than start up). Is it 15 or 25%?
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Welcome
Sagar Kathuria
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CA INTER AS 5
Accountancy
answered on 12-Jul-25 19:52
Can not understand the which one will be the answer and why
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Explained here.
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Investment banking
CFA
answered on 07-Sep-24 08:39
What exactly investment banks do what's their business model?why do companies need assistance of inv bank to get listed can't they do it on their on?
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Investybanks
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Derivatives
AFM
answered on 08-Sep-24 10:33
in this question , can u explain the meaning of this wording " Analysts expect the price of VOF to either to rise by 40% every half year or fall by 20% every half year (on the half yearly opening price), for the next one year, weightage being 40% for every increase and 60% for every fall" 1. Does it mean upward 40 perc and then 40 perc on it & down ward 20 perc and then 20 perc on it ? or something else ? 2. Risk free return is calculated based on risk neutral method = 280 * 40% + 160*60% = 208 , Rf = 208/200 = 1+r = r=4 % ? or should it be calculated using e^rt exponential form ?
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Thank you sir
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