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Ind As 23- Illustration 12
Financial Reporting
answered on 22-Jul-24 12:43
Sir For the remaining specific Borrowing which is utilised on August 1, Why are we not taking 6 months (upto Jan 31) and taking full period of 10 months. And For General Borrowings we are taking the actual months of incurrence. Can you explain this rule sir?
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Well explained.
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Basic Rates
Direct Taxation
answered on 22-Jul-24 20:14
Hello Can anyone please provide the sol as per New syllabus !
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Right
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Title of Video
Financial Reporting
answered on 17-Jul-24 08:43
Sir, The illustration that is being solved in this video is Illustration No.16 of the text book, but it is wrongly titled Illustration.21
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We will upload revised PDF today
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Exemption
Exams
answered on 17-Jul-24 12:09
I got exemption in accounting G1 in May 2023 now I got exemption in Costing G2 in may 2024 inter exam. Can I apply for both exemption for upcoming exam sep 2024. The problem is the exemption of accounting is auto populate in exam form whereas the other one not appearing!? Help me out
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Can you tell other subject wise marks in May 24; attempt including accounts and cost marks
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Swap Transaction??
AFM
answered on 16-Jul-24 19:41
My doubt is from above example if one company take loan at 3% fixed interest and another company take loan at Libor + 50bsps and both the companies enter into swap transaction how would the interest portion will be treated in accounts Sorry to ask here it may be related to FR but the concept is detailly explain here so I asked here Doubts: 1) if company one take loan at 3% fix and it done swap with another company at libor + 50bsps how would be the accounting treatment will be done? Simply on which interest they will claim deduction in income tax ... Will the company which took loan from Bank at 3% fixed interest will claim that only as deduction in income tax or it will take interest paid under floating as deduction in income tax
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On what is paid net IT deduction will be taken Eg: You convert floating to fixed, they you receive floating amt (A) from swap counterparty, pay fixed amt B to swap counterparty and Pay floating C to your lender then in books you will account the net amount expense of B+C-A ; since C = A you will account for B as interest expense. Same can be claimed as int expense under IT act
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AS 16
Accountancy
answered on 17-Jul-24 13:41
Why is the phase 3 & 4 not capitalised - work is not yet completed right?
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Doubt
Costing
answered on 17-Jul-24 12:55
Will the costing class of one fin help me to pass(CA Inter)?
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Please post any subject queries that you have here, and faculty / team shall resolve them
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Revision
Strategic Management
answered on 19-Jul-24 10:49
SM revision part 2 and 3 are same as part 1, please clarify
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Done.
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Regarding illustrations
Accountancy
answered on 18-Jul-24 20:59
why some of the questions explained in AS- 15 chapter aren't there in indigolearn material ?
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thank you sir
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Free cash flow to Firm Model(FCFF)- Through Cash FLow method
AFM
answered on 16-Jul-24 20:08
The FCFF found via Cash flow method comprises of the following format in ICAI institute material. FCFF= Cash flow From operations + Interest (1-Tax) -/+ Capital Expenditure. But in our class we use Interest*Tax rate? Can you clarify sir?
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Excellent question Per IND AS Int expense is financing activity so when we compute CFO we add back full interest - refer page 265 of my ex employer coromandel AR 23 https://www.coromandel.biz/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Integrated-Annual-Report-FY-2022-23.pdf Also refer pg 704 & 705 pt 18 & 20 of IND AS 7 from link below https://www.mca.gov.in/Ministry/pdf/INDAS7.pdf Per USGAAP Int expense is operating activity Refer attached screenshot of FASB . You can visit FASB and look for standard on presentation of cashflows, para ref available in screenshot. Also giving below links of US GAPP vs IFRS diff https://rsmus.com/pdf/us_gaap_ifrs_cash_flows.pdf https://kpmg.com/us/en/articles/2022/ifrs-accounting-standards-us-gaap.html#:~:text=Under%20US%20GAAP%2C%20while%20restricted,the%20statement%20of%20cash%20flows. US GAAP - When Int is part of operating activities, it is not added back to Net Income in US GAAP when we compute CFO. So when we have to adjust for Int to arrive at FCFF, we directly add back Int x ( 1-t) IND AS - when int has already been fully added back to NI when computing CFO, we have to only deduct to the extent of tax from CFO in order to arrive at FCFF - so we multiply int expense with tax ICAI material - they have copied stuff directly from international material without applying their mind Abt diff between US gaap and INDAS . Sharing copy of CFA material which shows how to compute FCFF under US GAAP ( also refer links below) https://www.cfainstitute.org/en/membership/professional-development/refresher-readings/free-cash-flow-valuation#:~:text=FCFF%20and%20FCFE%20are%20related,%E2%80%93%20Tax%20rate)%20%E2%80%93%20FCInv. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/freecashflowfirm.asp Conclusion - i am right ICAI material is wrong
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