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Vacant Land - Gov regulation
Financial Reporting
answered on 12-Feb-26 08:11
"A Ltd. has some land that is kept vacant as per government regulations which require that a specified area around the plant should be kept vacant." (was not addressed in the solution) Would this be considered as part of Ind As 16? It is to be kept vacant per gov regulations, so we cannot obtain any future economic benefits from it right?
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Oh ok. Thank you!
Vishnu Muraleedharan
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Depreciation - disposal account
Accountancy
answered on 09-Feb-26 17:23
Hi sir may I know if the concept of disposal account could be explained in detail as the lectures are not covering the concept in detail . It’s directly going to sums . I am getting confused as when to use that and the flow of entries . As per what I could understand from the book is that it’ helps in calculating profit or loss
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Once all these entries are made, the balance in the disposal account automatically shows profit or loss. If the credit side is more than the debit side, it means there is a profit, and if the debit side is more, it means there is a loss.
Aravind V
CA Foundation
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illustration missing in the video
Financial Reporting
answered on 09-Feb-26 16:52
video title mentioned illustration 1 but in the video illustration not presented
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Illustration 1 to Illustration 5 are more like examples. ALpha ltd is the first illustration.
Ramamurthy
CA Final
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Illus 27
AFM
answered on 08-Feb-26 20:14
Dear Sir, If the present value of 1 set of cashflow is higher than the PV of the another set cashflow, it means that FV of the 1st set would be more than the 2nd set. Hence, choosing 1st one is the correct decision. Whether this interpretation is correct, sir? [Video Time Stamp: 10:48]
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Yew
Swathi S
CA Final
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Illus 25 - part 2 of the question
AFM
answered on 08-Feb-26 20:14
Dear Sir, Here w.r.t computation of conversion parity price, we are computing the minimum market price of the share at today (i.e. year 0). If so, this conversion parity price does not cover the question of when should we exercise conversion. Am I right, sir? It simply says that if you want to convert today - what shall be the minimum market price of the share. [Video Time Stamp: 07:57]
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Yes
Swathi S
CA Final
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Illus 22
AFM
answered on 08-Feb-26 20:13
Dear Sir, Comparing discounted value (Rs.116.016) with some undiscounted value (80,100,120) and making the decision - Does it sounds logical, sir? [Video Time Stamp: 04:37]
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Yes u r right
Swathi S
CA Final
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Illus 18
AFM
answered on 08-Feb-26 19:20
Dear Sir, In this question, are we assuming that there is no capital gain tax? Shall we also solve by taking 20% itself as tax for both interest and capital gain and solve accordingly? [Video Time Stamp: 09:42]
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Okay sir
Swathi S
CA Final
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Illus 18
AFM
answered on 08-Feb-26 19:12
Dear Sir, I have solved this the other way rather using the formula. Is it okay from exam perspective sir?
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Yes
Swathi S
CA Final
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applicability
Financial Reporting
answered on 09-Feb-26 16:47
sir is this important for present exams? [Video Time Stamp: 19:32]
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No. Just read once.
santosh durgapu
CA Final
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Transfer Fee vs Salaries
Financial Reporting
answered on 12-Feb-26 08:09
The transfer fee paid here for the right to have that player is the Intangible asset right? Would the salaries payable continue to be expensed?
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Understood, thank you!
Vishnu Muraleedharan
CA Final
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