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Bearer Plant

Financial Reporting

answered on 29-Apr-24 19:29

Case 1: Company X is a casting entity. There are some coconut trees in its premises. Whether it should be treated as bearer plants under INDAS 16 and capitalize it in the books? Case 2: Company X is a casting entity. It owns a coconut grove. Whether it should be treated as bearer plants under INDAS 16 and capitalize it in the books ?

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What is the objective/intention of the entity?

Swathi S

Swathi S

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Holding - subsidiary applicability criteria

Financial Reporting

answered on 29-Apr-24 19:29

Company Y voluntarily adopts INDAS. Company X is a subsidiary of company Y . Whether it is mandatory for Company X to adopt INDAS , being a subsidiary of company Y ?

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No. But it has to provide INd AS related information.

Swathi S

Swathi S

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Applicability of INDAS to NBFC

Financial Reporting

answered on 29-Apr-24 19:31

Company X (corporate entity) covered under Phase I of Roadmap. Thus, INDAS is mandatorily applicable from 1st April 2016. Company Y (NBFC) is a subsidiary of Company X. For NBFC Applicability starts from financial 2018-2019. For the FY 2018-19, whether INDAS is mandatory for company Y, being a subsidiary of Company X (or) INDAS mandatory only if the respective NBFC satisfies the networth criteria?

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For NBFC we need to check NBFC criteria.

Swathi S

Swathi S

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Treatment of Interest portion of decommissioning liability

Financial Reporting

answered on 29-Apr-24 19:32

Whether Interest portion of decommissioning liability will be accounted in books? If so, how will be accounted ?

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Yes. Dr. Interest Expense Cr. Decomission liability

Swathi S

Swathi S

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Cap gains

Direct Taxation

answered on 27-Apr-24 10:11

What would be the date of transfer of house property for which aggreement to sell is there amd part payment done on or before date of aggreement and so SDV as on date of aggreement shall be considered My doubt is what is the date of transfer? Is it the date of handing over the possession or registration date ?

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If advance is received on or before the date of agreement by account payee cheque then SDV on the date of agreement can be considered.

Sai Akash rockster

Sai Akash rockster

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Ethics and technology

Financial Reporting

answered on 26-Apr-24 00:13

Sir, can you please upload the pdf of the material you are teaching with on the app it’ll be really useful for the last day revision. I have to re visit the lecture even if I miss out on one thing please

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Entire notes is available under resources section

Venky Balamurali

Venky Balamurali

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Ind AS 102 Share based payment

Financial Reporting

answered on 02-May-24 09:44

Video No 20 Illustration No 9 Ankita Holding Inc grants 100 shares to each of its 500 employees. (Non market condition). In this problem we do not reverse the entry at the end of first and second year for not satisfying the company earning. Video No 21 Illustration 11 ACC Limited granted 10,000 share options to one of its managers. In this problem we reverse the entry at the end of second year. I am trying to understand the difference between these two problems. Request your help please

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In question no 9 - the company expects that the vesting conditions would be met.

swaminathan sundaram

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IND AS 33

Financial Reporting

answered on 02-May-24 09:36

What was the correct answer?

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What is your doubt?

Divya Sri Vemavarapu

Divya Sri Vemavarapu

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Strategic Management

answered on 25-Apr-24 21:07

Still there are no revision videos are uploaded, will it be uploaded or not cause its only few days left for the exams.

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https://www.youtube.com/live/z8bc_2iwhao?si=eTn5z2buGVd7ER43

Pranesh N

Pranesh N

CA Inter

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Query Regarding Presumptive Taxation

Direct Taxation

answered on 27-Apr-24 10:12

Respected Sir, If suppose, Mr.A purchased a land for Rs.40 lakh and develops it into 3 Plot layouts. Mr.A converted Land into Stock-in-trade. Mr.A sold plots for Rs. 1 Crore. Now, Can Mr.A opts for Presumptive Tax and show gain as 8% of Gross receipts of Rs. 1 Crore under Sec 44AD since his turnover is below 2 Crore ? Please kindly clarify this query sir. Thank you sir.

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First capital gain shall be taxable as per Section 45(2). However, business can be computed as per presumptive provisions.

Mamidi Vinisha

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