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H model - Equity
AFM
answered on 28-Jul-24 13:39
Sir, if we solve this illustration using two stage model price is arrived at Rs. 123.86. Meanwhile using H model it is Rs. 127.88. Is it okay to solve using discount model?
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Unless they ask for H model use it stage DDM ONLY
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Related party transaction
Indirect Taxation
answered on 31-Jul-24 12:28
The video is not available. Can u check with the issue causing the problem.
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Video is available. Kindly let us know the issue.
Pughalya C P
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GPF
Direct Taxation
answered on 31-Jul-24 12:34
If employee withdraw their GPF amount one year before retirement. Then their GPF amount is exempt or not for govt employees.
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Already answered in another query asked. Please check. Thank you.
Raliya Kani
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Covexity Concept
AFM
answered on 28-Jul-24 19:30
Sir why in this illustration(51) you are multiplying 1/2 or 0.5 because you said 0.5 will come for convexity and not for price change similar in in illustration 50 also we haven't multiplied 0.5
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sorry. ps chk now https://1fin.link/forum/adc65eb9311c49ca8108d474dacf2cae
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Equity valuation
AFM
answered on 28-Jul-24 09:09
Sir, in this question we calculated Ke with ex-dividend price. So, Intrinsic value of gordon model represents ex-dividend price i.e no right to next immediate dividend?
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Next dividend is of course part of working Pls compute on your own both ways to work PV of Next year dividend d1 plus value to infinity from d2 Also compute d1 to infinity. Answer will be same
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Audit opinion
Auditing
answered on 30-Jul-24 09:46
Hi maam what is meant by Pervasive on financial statements means Please explain with an example because i have confusion in this word
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A misstatement which has wide impact on over all financial statements. Or it affects one item which is very substantial part of the financial statements. Like- inappropriate accounting policy, or inventory being misstated. Please check SA 705 for more detailed understanding. This is used in the context of modified opinion .
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Selling expenses and selling cost
Financial Reporting
answered on 31-Jul-24 14:48
To determine NRV, we have to reduce the estimated selling costs. But when we are determining the cost of inventory we are not considering the selling expenses. If a question ask to find the NRV and cost of a material and selling expenses are also given for the computation, should we reduce that amount from NRV and also should ignore while computing the cost of the material? Whether the selling expense and selling cost are same?
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Ok sir understood
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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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