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answered on 08-Oct-26 09:36
To make work easy with excell will help
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Yes
Satya Ram
ACCA Knowledge
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FI rolling down the yield cure
CFA
answered on 03-Oct-26 08:42
So this stratergy to be profitable the yield curve should be upward sloping right ? A flat or downward sloping yield curve is not going to provide the desired result?
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yes upward sloping
Dhakshana Dhakshana
CFA L2
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SGBs
Direct Taxation
asked on 02-Oct-26 19:56
Sir, whether changes in taxation for SGB's is an amendment for Nov 26 exams or whether transfer of SGB's by way of redemption is exempt for individual. Can you please clarify the taxation for SGB's relevant to Nov 26 exams.
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No answers yet!!
siva chaitanya
CA Final
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Final accounts of non manufacturing entities
Accountancy
answered on 05-Oct-26 12:00
Full answer with explanation with formats
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We can help you with your specific doubts. Full solutions are covered in class.
Nanna Sumalatha
CA Foundation
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Ca foundation
Accountancy
answered on 03-Oct-26 09:04
Ca foundation of the avinash college
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Please solve the question on your own. If you have doubt while solving the solution please ask
Chandra kala Kala
CA Foundation
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Illustration - 39
AFM
answered on 02-Oct-26 17:05
Sir, the distribution of earnings comes to ₹27.68 lakhs as per my calculation, but the study material has considered it as ₹28 lakhs. Should we use ₹27.68 lakhs or round it off to ₹28 lakhs, sir? [Video Time Stamp: 12:00]
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Official answer says 28 lacs on accrual basis You provide your answer as alternative solution
Pavan Naidu ca
CA Final
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Sale of Non Current Assets
Financial Reporting
answered on 05-Oct-26 10:03
Here also DTA /DTL impact to be considered right? [Video Time Stamp: 06:06]
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Yes. But generally not tested. Slightly advanced concept.
Niranjan Bhat
CA Final
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Calculation of Listed Bonds
AFM
answered on 02-Oct-26 16:20
Sir, could you please explain how you calculated the market value of the listed bonds in this question? I would like to understand the steps involved in the calculation.
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if bonds had been issued at 14% then yield must have been at that level at then time of issue. If yield has currently fallen down to 8.842 % then it means that bond values would have risen. Bond price cannot be computed without clear details of maturity so we are hence using a shortcut to determine their price and formula is since price has to go up it will go up in proportion to change in interest rate, i.e 14/ 8.842
Pavan Naidu ca
CA Final
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M&A
AFM
answered on 02-Oct-26 15:24
Sir, can you please upload the Question & Answers of this chapter, just like other chapters [Video Time Stamp: 06:19]
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Uploaded Please check
SANDRA S JOY
CA Final
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Depreciation on remaining part of asset
Accountancy
answered on 03-Oct-26 09:05
After depreciated the value of part asset we sold it but what should we get the value of remaining asset That will be value before the depreciation of part or After that part depreciated value [Video Time Stamp: 10:50]
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After the depreciated value.
Atharv Pawar
CA Foundation
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