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13 th sum book back
AFM
answered on 20-Aug-24 20:59
Sir in this sum when we find out sensitivity analysis for selling price and vc npv is negative and when we find % change in npv we have to do 1128500-(-1034830)/1128500 =191.74% it is coming positive right? How it is coming as negative sir?
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OK sir thank you
Miradevi S
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Partner ship firm
Accountancy
answered on 28-Aug-24 09:03
Why he took 2000000 in the answer
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Can you share the question
RAVITEJA MERUGU
CA Foundation
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Security Valuation
AFM
answered on 20-Aug-24 19:48
Why did we take 3 years as explicit period, even though the growth rate are reduced to 10% in the 3rd Year? Usually, we take only till the period we have abnormal growth in part 1 of this formula. Please clear this point sir, why are we considering the 3rd year here.
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Yes sir, I got the same answer after taking it for 2 years. Thank you sir.
Abhijith K B
CA Final
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Direct taxation
Direct Taxation
answered on 22-Aug-24 09:36
How to do indexation for calculation of long Term capital assets?
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Thank you Likith
Nandini Narreddy
CA Inter
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How to calculate pvf @12.6% for 2yrs in calculator sir
Accountancy
answered on 21-Aug-24 10:35
My pvf is different from book pvf
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Thank u so much
Sri Durga
CA Inter
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Subscription mode
Others
answered on 20-Aug-24 16:40
How long i will access the subscription course
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For foundation & Inter Sep 24 exams For Final 3 months from date of purchase
Jayashree Sadasivam
CA Inter
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ITC on repairs and maintenance
Indirect Taxation
answered on 20-Aug-24 16:27
In a business, a car is used to send staff to a client’s location for providing services. In this case, can ITC on repairs and maintenance expenses for this car be claimed?
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No. ITC is blocked on Motor vehicle where the seating capacity is less than 13 persons.
R Monika
CA Final
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Contract of agency
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 20-Aug-24 00:56
Question [1/1] Mr. Raj appoints Mr. Vinay as his agent to manage his real estate properties. On March 1, 2023, Mr. Raj grants Mr. Vinay the power of attorney to sell a particular piece of land. However, on April 1, 2023, Mr. Raj suddenly passes away in an accident. Unaware of Mr. Raj’s death, Mr. Vinay negotiates and enters into a sale agreement for the land on April 15, 2023, with Mr. Suresh for ₹50 lakhs. Later, Mr. Suresh learns of Mr. Raj's death and refuses to complete the transaction, arguing that Mr. Vinay had no authority to sell the land after Mr. Raj's death. Analyze the legal implications of this scenario can Mr.Vinay proceed to make the sale..?
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Agency terminates on death. However, termination does not take effect unless agent knows about it. Hence here, agent has authority to transact as he was unaware of death of principal.
Alfiya N
CA Foundation
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Contract of agency
Corporate & Other Laws
asked on 19-Aug-24 20:57
Question [1/1] Mr. Raj appoints Mr. Vinay as his agent to manage his real estate properties. On March 1, 2023, Mr. Raj grants Mr. Vinay the power of attorney to sell a particular piece of land. However, on April 1, 2023, Mr. Raj suddenly passes away in an accident. Unaware of Mr. Raj’s death, Mr. Vinay negotiates and enters into a sale agreement for the land on April 15, 2023, with Mr. Suresh for ₹50 lakhs. Later, Mr. Suresh learns of Mr. Raj's death and refuses to complete the transaction, arguing that Mr. Vinay had no authority to sell the land after Mr. Raj's death. Analyze the legal implications of this scenario can Mr.Vinay proceed to make the sale..?
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Alfiya N
CA Foundation
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Sharpes opitamal portfolio model
AFM
answered on 19-Aug-24 20:54
Sir in this illustration 1st step is to rank portfolio based on Treynor model. So formula is Ri-Rf/B where Ri is Actual Return and this how we calculated for previous illlustartion(65).But in this illustration Expected Return is calculated and taken even though actual Return is given.Why?
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It is expected return in both cases as portfolio weights are based on future expected return & expected volatility and not past return data In Q 67 also the wording in the table in the question says expected return and not actual return
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