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Doubt on the payment of interest difference
AFM
answered on 19-Apr-24 07:40
Sir, already lender will be in loss, 1.why he will pay back the interest difference to him? 2.if above question is wrong,then whether lender will receive back the ( P.V of interest difference which is paid on feb-1) on Apr-30 i.e 25000/- ?
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It is net cash settlement. Lender is in loss if he lends. Instead of lending and incurring a loss he pays the loss ie interest differential to borrower. Interest is usually paid at end of loan. Since he is paying interest at beginning of loan, he will pay PV of interest differential
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special features of diff entities audit
Auditing
answered on 19-Apr-24 07:43
for audit of hospital,is it necessary to learn the points in order?
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No. You can understand the framework and write points as you remember
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Ind AS 20
Financial Reporting
answered on 24-Apr-24 14:23
Hello Sir, in this problem when we are recognizing the govt grant should we not recognize the deferred income in the first year as 60,000 irrespective of it being receivable in installments. So ideally the deferred income balance will be 60,000-21667 for the current year. Is this right sir?
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We may or may not receive grant in future. So entire 60,000 cannot be accounted.
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Depreciation
AFM
answered on 19-Apr-24 05:25
why havnt we considered the tax rate while adding back depreciation amount, ideally we should have considered the depn amt* tax rate (D*T) right?
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Page 3.2 formula 1 in the beginning https://resource.cdn.icai.org/74830bos60509-cp3.pdf When you compute PAT you have already subtracted depreciation to compute tax so you add back full Dep if you are computing EBIT (1-T) then you should add back Dep x T separately
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Consolidated fS
Accountancy
answered on 21-Apr-24 19:18
How to treat preliminary expenses in the consolidated balance sheet.
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Write off.
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Cost of capital
Financial Management
answered on 07-May-24 13:41
Hi guys, I have a doubt in below mentioned problem. Can anyone please clarify my doubt frnds In the calculation of cost pref and Deb how they find the discount rates for IRR method? And what's the need of the step at first arrow?
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Hi Ananthakumar, I have doubt regarding replacement decisions, if you don't have problem can you please text me and my contact number is 8310936150
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Constant mix policy
AFM
answered on 19-Apr-24 05:26
ratio should be constantly in 50:50 (always) or investor's choice to decide ratio like 60:40 ?
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Investors Pref of 50 50 or 60 40 or what ever investor and advisor decide mutully
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Repo rate doubt
AFM
answered on 18-Apr-24 20:57
Is answer wrong on Interest calculation part as they Calculate interest accured on current market price ?
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Ha yes calculation error
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how to add 2 two more sessions in study planner
Others
answered on 22-Apr-24 09:49
attached screenshot for reference only two sessions are showing while making plan
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You can update it through edit option.
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Consolidation
Accountancy
answered on 22-Apr-24 09:43
In balance sheet b4 revaluation y u have considered loans and advances as assets General we use to assume it as liabilities only Kindly explain me plz
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Loan means the company has taken loan from bank, financial institutions etc. So it will be shown under liability. Loans & advances means it is given by company to subsidiaries, employees, financial institutions etc. which can be shown as asset in the balance sheet.
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