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AFM

answered on 30-Apr-24 07:03

Audio of the classes became challenging to listen because for for every video levels, tones of the audio were going up and down some times in the same video voice goes up and down. Please stabilise the audio quality and maintain same level of sound system throughout the entire videos.

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We were not aware of this till now. No one had highlighted it. Thanks for highlighting. Pls let us which all videos need to be adjusted and we shall do so

Sindhu Pullela

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AS 7

Accountancy

answered on 30-Apr-24 16:22

Sir, what are the correct answers for MCQ 2, 4, 5 and 6 qn 2: 30+(120-112) = 38 Lakhs ? Please explain Qn 4, 5, and 6 Sir

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You're welcome.

Dhivyaa Latha

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Share-Based Payment

Financial Reporting

answered on 30-Apr-24 16:11

Sir, a share-based payment is one wherein a third party receives 1. cash or other asset for amounts based on share prices; or 2. equity instruments of the entity. If an entity purchases goods from a third party for Rs. 1 lac and issues shares in respect of the same, will it be considered a share-based payment since it satisfies the second condition? In the lecture it was explained that if the amounts are not based on the share prices then it's not a share-based payment. In this case also, the amount is not based on the share prices, but on the prices of goods in the contract.

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If the settlement is to be made in shares, it would be covered under share-based payment transaction. So purchase of PPE and issuing shares for same would form part of share based payment transaction. There is some missing link in lecture. I will review and update this. Thanks a lot for highlighting.

Vignesh Panigrahi

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Gains on Derecognition

Financial Reporting

answered on 30-Apr-24 19:38

Gains on Derecognition Should not be taken as revenue- As So Where will Gains on Derecognition will be accounted? Entry for gains on Derecognition sir

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Yea

Vijay Ramesh

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Investment Accounts

Accountancy

answered on 30-Apr-24 16:41

In study material question related to cum interest is not provided. Should we practice question from old study material?

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Okay Sir

Soon to be CA

Soon to be CA

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Pro rata basis shares question

Accountancy

answered on 12-May-24 08:29

Pls solve me this question Related to shares

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Hope this helps.

Varun Chalotra

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EPS

Financial Reporting

answered on 30-Apr-24 17:09

Sir, in Q 20 isn’t the saving in interest calculated of Rs. 10289.83 comprises some portion attributable to NCI as well should we not split that in calculating the DEPS

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The information on debentures etc is given about parent not NCI.

Venky Balamurali

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Buyback

Accountancy

answered on 30-Apr-24 16:44

Whether we have to consider preference share capital in resources test Or not?

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yes.

Atharv Sankliya

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treasury and cash management

Financial Management

answered on 03-May-24 16:51

Illustration-4(video no. 14) we're taking stores and manufacturing expenses as variable costs keeping year 2 as base. but shouldn't it be the same % for year 1 also? example: year 2- stores = 12% of sales but if I compute for year 1, it's 12.5% of sales now for the computation of year 3 stores, should I take year 1 or year 2 as base?

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As there is no specific mention, we assume that stores & manufacturing expenses are based on the latest year sales and hence we took 2nd year’s data. So it’s not mandatory that like RM consumed, stores & manufacturing expenses should be purely variable. So as per the assumption, 2nd year being the latest shall be taken as base

Roobashree Rajagopal

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Doubt on terminal value

AFM

answered on 29-Apr-24 19:28

1.Why are we doing terminal value as it is not mentioned in question? 2.Why are we not considering for the same terminal value with old strategy ? 3.Why are we considering terminal value at 3rd year end ? Please explain it sir .

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When they used the word cash flows are stabilized that is an indication that from that point onwards terminal value can be found. So terminal value is found out after year 4. This terminal value if found for cashflows from year 4. Just like in DDM Where P0 is D1/(ke-g) for value today next years CF are considered , when Yr 4 onwards CF are stable terminal value if found out one year prior to to T3 that is T3 IN old strategy since there is no growth terminal value if found out in year 0 itself i.e 1400/0.15

Hanumanthu Rajesh

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