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Equity Valuation
AFM
answered on 28-Jul-24 09:14
Last part of the sum is bit confusing. Price = Actual yield / Expected yield x Paid up capital per share. Moreover, there is no info about no. of shares o/s to arrive Rs. 100 as paid up capital per share.
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It is a poorly structured question. Yes rs 100 is not given . You can assume it at 10 also. We are computing price as as function of yield the stock is giving hence the formula Such questions are not typically asked
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What is mean by asset cealing In Ind As-19
Financial Reporting
answered on 31-Jul-24 14:44
Sir ,please elaborate What is the asset ceiling in Ind AS-19 While reading the book I'm not able to understand, but if I want to revisit the lecture and revise I'm not able to find where it there kindly please say
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Suppose a company has an overfunded defined benefit plan with a net defined benefit asset of ₹50 lakh. However, after evaluating the economic benefits, the company determines that it can only recover ₹30 lakh through future refunds or contribution reductions. The asset ceiling is ₹30 lakh, so the company will recognize only ₹30 lakh on its balance sheet.
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Cap gain
Direct Taxation
answered on 31-Jul-24 12:35
Can anyone explain how to do this qn
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If interest on loan is availed as deduction then you cannot add it to COA else you can add it to COA
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AS2
Accountancy
answered on 01-Aug-24 09:33
I want to know , how did the multiply 10 with units of products in cenvat ( during the calculation of cost the inventory. Kindly explain the concept behind it
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Thanks for highliting. We will update the question.
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Group audit
Auditing
answered on 30-Jul-24 09:50
Mcq this i couldn't understand
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The depreciation method and useful lives of assets should be aligned, and any differences need to be adjusted to ensure consistency Any adjustments required due to differences in depreciation methods or rates used by the holding and subsidiary companies should be made during consolidation to present a true and fair view.
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Group audit
Auditing
answered on 30-Jul-24 09:54
This mcq i couldn't understand
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The useful life of an asset and the depreciation method should comply with Ind AS 16, which may differ from the useful lives prescribed under Schedule II of the Companies Act, 2013. The useful lives and depreciation methods used by the holding and subsidiary companies should be consistent.
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DIFFERENT LECTURE
Strategic Management
answered on 30-Jul-24 13:10
KINDLY RESOLVE IT Classes which i purchased are different from what is received, course shown in bundle content are different from which in had, please consider it
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Thank you sir🙏
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Rounding Off
Costing
answered on 29-Jul-24 10:10
In 15/1/20 entry for issue sir rounded off to 21611 but in balance he does not round it off to 126717 but keeps it at 126716. Please explain why
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Kindly ignore such small issues. You can leave all balances at 2 decimals
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Capital gain section 42 (2)
Direct Taxation
answered on 31-Jul-24 12:37
Hello How can we consider cost of acquisition is 8500000 ?
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Welcome. All the best.
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Permanent exemption
Exams
answered on 27-Jul-24 14:17
Hi sir My frnd got exemption in final xams paper 6e in nov 22 bt he couldnt clear grp 2..his exemption got exhausted can i claim permanent exemption now For nov 24
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Thanku sir
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