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Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 03-Apr-24 18:13

For a small company the paid-up share capital and turnover limits are 50Lakhs and 2Crores as per definition of companies act BUT its given as 4Crores and 40Lakhs in as per companies rules which one should we write in exam?

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The recent amendments to the Companies (Specification of Definitions Details) Rules, 2022, have set the bar at a maximum of Rupees 4 Crores for paid-up capital and Rupees 40 Crores for turnover. These thresholds serve as crucial benchmarks, delineating Small Companies from larger entities.

Monika T

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Exponent

AFM

answered on 03-Apr-24 17:14

Exponent value given in the material has slight difference

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That is ok. I have computed exact number - icai would have rounded something off. In exam consider what is provided in Q paper

Devika Viswanathan

Devika Viswanathan

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FEMA

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 06-Apr-24 09:44

Highlighted point doubt , Kindly explain me in detailed with abbreviations

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Cost, insurance and freight- CIF Freight on bord - FOB, FAS- Free along side FOB and CIF terms are used in international trade in relation to shipping when goods enter the national borders. These terms are used to decide when the goods become the buyer’s property from the seller’s property and who is liable for costs and risks associated with goods in transit. FOB is free on board, also known as freight on board.

Sai Akash rockster

Sai Akash rockster

CA Inter

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Lecture is not releated to book?

Auditing

answered on 03-Apr-24 20:56

Many topics are not disscused in class but there in Indigo learn material for eg: CSR and SLR pg-5.16 to 5.20 not discussed and stiil there

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Some content might be from the old syllabus which is not included in the new books. CRR and SLR concepts are important to be understood for bank audit

Surya Prakash

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Temporary and timing difference

Financial Reporting

answered on 03-Apr-24 12:48

Hi Sir, How is revaluation of assets a temporary difference and not a permanent difference ?could you explain further

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The difference will ultimately become zero. Due to higher depreciation in books.

ahmad bunyamin

ahmad bunyamin

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Illustration - 5

Accountancy

answered on 03-Apr-24 09:40

In illustration - 5 first entry is not given.

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Thanks for highlighting. we will check and update.

sitaram kollepara

sitaram kollepara

CA Inter

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Difference between congeneric merger & horizontal merger

AFM

answered on 03-Apr-24 10:31

Difference between congeneric merger & horizontal merger?

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Thank u so much sir

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Revathy N

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COC

Financial Management

answered on 03-Apr-24 22:09

Sir in PQ 7 why they considered the cost of PSC in company's point of view which was not done in previous questions

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Ok sir thankyou

Ramya Telikicherla

Ramya Telikicherla

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Commodity Derivatives

AFM

answered on 03-Apr-24 19:31

Hello Sir, In this problem, or generally, can we not settle futures with actual goods? In that case we wont have to take the extra 1 rs loss (diff in spot and future price)

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Thank you and appreciate your feedback

Susee Arunachalam

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Qualified CA

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Buyback of securities

Accountancy

answered on 03-Apr-24 10:21

Illustration-4 chapter 12(buyback of securities) Why is "profit on cancellation of own debentures " deducted from capital reserve?

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Can you share the question.

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