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exam-oriented prep for chapter 2

Financial Management

answered on 21-Jan-26 17:31

this chapter has number of points to remember under different heads. what kind of questions can be expected from this chapter, generally? [Video Time Stamp: 05:36]

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Types of financing

Ritu Kotian

Ritu Kotian

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Sale of goodwill

Auditing

answered on 21-Jan-26 07:21

Is it possible to sale a sole proprietorship when the sole proprietor died by the legal heir to a person other than a CA. [Video Time Stamp: 11:44]

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Other than CA is not possible. Can be sold to another CA

Shinisha  Rose R

Shinisha Rose R

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Fr Classes

Financial Reporting

answered on 21-Jan-26 13:52

When we can get the chapter wise classes for purchasing

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Reach out to 9640111110

Saravanan Murugan

Saravanan Murugan

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Course Extension

Others

answered on 20-Jan-26 09:40

Hello Team, I have extended my DT course from the Jan 2026 attempt to the May 2026 attempt by paying Rs. 2,000. Before making the payment, I noticed an option shown as “Income Tax (NEW)”. Could you please confirm whether the course I have extended is the updated version, including all amendments applicable for the May 2026 attempt? If the course I extended is not the updated/amended version, kindly provide me access to the updated DT course (amended one) for May 2026. Thank you, Nandhini U S

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Thank you sir

NANDHINI U S

NANDHINI U S

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Adjustment of pre acquisition dividend

Accountancy

answered on 27-Jan-26 11:20

Why are we subtracting the dividend from inv a/c?

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When you buy shares, you are paying for accumulated net worth (paid up capital and reserves of the company) and of course future prospects. Now, if the company later gives you dividend out of those old profits, you are not earning anything new. You are only getting back a part of the money you paid to buy the shares. So its like a return of capital and not return on capital .

Rithu V

Rithu V

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Portfolio Management-Arbitrage Pricing Theory.

AFM

answered on 20-Jan-26 19:28

Sir here with respect to Sensitivity Factor-1 we took (1.5 Lakhs* 0.8) + (-0.5 Lakhs*1.5), then the answer will be 45000/- right? Why we divide it by 1,00,000/-? [Video Time Stamp: 04:42]

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Thank you sir

G Chandrakanta

G Chandrakanta

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ibs mcq

Exams

asked on 19-Jan-26 19:40

sir, can u upload ibs mcq solution of jan 26

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No answers yet!!

Suman Hs

Suman Hs

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Dbo

Accountancy

answered on 09-Feb-26 17:24

Voice is not clear .. Can't understand the class [Video Time Stamp: 00:05]

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could you check?

Hemasaiprasad Jonnapalli

Hemasaiprasad Jonnapalli

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incidential expenses and investment income

Financial Reporting

answered on 21-Jan-26 13:53

sir, As you told that incidential expenses and incomes are to be adjusted in the costs but why the investment income needed to be adjusted as it is also not directly attributable income/costs [Video Time Stamp: 06:42]

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That is as per Ind AS 23. Borrowing costs. Same concept that you learned in AS-16

santosh durgapu

santosh durgapu

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XIRR, CAGR, IRR, weighted average

Maths & Stats

answered on 19-Jan-26 11:55

Sir Kindly explain the formula explanation [Video Time Stamp: 00:13]

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XIRR and IRR is covered later. Weighted average abd CAGR you learn in foundation

Sonali Saxena

Sonali Saxena

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