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Financial Management

answered on 25-Feb-24 13:28

Dear sir, why are we not considering 'changes in inventories' as an item with tax implication (39:40), whereas in accountancy, we charge tax against the profit derived after the adjustment of 'changes in inventories'?

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Thank you sir

Srinidhi

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Composition scheme

Indirect Taxation

answered on 25-Feb-24 18:22

SP of goods = 60 (incl tax 5) In composition scheme why we don’t deduct 60-5 = 55 and then pay 1% tax on 55 We do 60x1% why Is it not paying more tax in comp sch

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In composition there is no concept of including tax or excluding tax. We just have to pay tax @ percentage on sale price. Thats it.

Sushmita Chowdhury

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Availability

Financial Reporting

answered on 26-Feb-24 12:37

Will this free class be available to watch after February 27?

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Up to 28th Feb, it is available.

Muhammed Hijaz

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CA Final

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Set off and carry forward of losses

Direct Taxation

answered on 25-Feb-24 18:23

Losses in other sources cannot carried forward to the next year??

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No. We cannot.

Devisree

Devisree

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Reporting

Auditing

answered on 25-Feb-24 08:09

Ma'am, if there is event that indicate material uncertainty that cast significant doubt on the entity's ability to continue as going concern, then how do we determine that whether that event is pervasive ?

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Event cant be pervasive. Pervasive is a term used for a misstatement. Any event which affects going concern, that means the assumption used for preparation of FS is wrong. that will impact overall financial statements. It will have pervasive impact

Swathi Krishna

Swathi Krishna

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General clauses of act

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 25-Feb-24 16:33

Please Explain this is in simple way

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When a letter is sent by registered post and the receiver refuses to accept it or is unavailable for many days, the letter is returned to sender with endorsement "Not claimed/Not met". Court says that this even will be treated as proper serving of notice (Unless the receiver can prove other wise)

07- Issac Jolly-XII C

07- Issac Jolly-XII C

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Prohibition on current account transactions - schedule 1

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 25-Feb-24 18:19

What is this commision on export with respect to exports? Please give egs connecting the real life scenarios?

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Commission on export involves agents who help facilitate the trade which includes commission to export agent and brokers, international sales representative, distributors etc.

Liz James

Liz James

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Additional examples

Financial Reporting

answered on 26-Feb-24 19:45

In the first examples, Whether 2 performance obligation? Because it mentioned that entity B solicited bids from the multiple firms on both phases of the production i.e., Construction of shopping Centre and car parking.

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if separate bids are invited and awarded. However in case of a single complex, both are dependent.

Nivethithaa S

Nivethithaa S

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Set off

Direct Taxation

answered on 25-Feb-24 18:25

Loss in interest on securities can be set off with any other heads of income ??

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Welcome.

Devisree

Devisree

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COST OF DEBENTURES

Financial Management

answered on 29-Feb-24 00:55

I couldn't find from where did that equity share and ₹12 came from and how is interest of debenture is ₹15? It should be ₹ 10 (10% * ₹100)only right?. And why should we do comparison for determining redemption value?

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Please post questions and doubts only from ICAI Material/ Our Material

Satha Sivam

Satha Sivam

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