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Gain loss in case of export import ( Forward market vs theoretical forward rate)

AFM

answered on 12-Apr-26 13:24

Because we are exporter here and if we are receiver of money , if we receive less than ideal forward rate than it is loss for us. and other way in case of importer if we are paying the same then it is good for us. Curx of the story theoretical ( ideal) has direct relationship with exporter gain loss and indirect relation with import.

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Yes

Vinod Kumawat

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Premium

AFM

answered on 12-Apr-26 13:30

Sir, in jan 26 exam, the question says lumpsum premium and they haven't mentioned anywhere that premium is paid in installments but still they discounted it with PVIFA. What's the reason sir?

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ok sir

Nitin Raj

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Regarding strategy 1

AFM

answered on 12-Apr-26 13:22

How are index futures used to balance the weightage of portfolio? [Video Time Stamp: 03:30]

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Every Portfolio has a beta Index futures have beta of 1 We have solved problems later on where you will see this. please go through them and then come back if you do not understand

pavan kumar

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equation values

AFM

answered on 12-Apr-26 13:21

sir,im confused about how you've assigned values to eqn. [Video Time Stamp: 14:12]

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There are a couple of more questions on this topic. Go through all questions and you will be able to understand the topic

Sahal Shalu

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Business laws

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 13-Apr-26 09:38

There are no videos for chapter 7, negotiable instruments act

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There is a separate module showing for negotiable Instruments Act. there are only 2 videos in that which covers whole chapter. Please check it in my courses section.

Mrittika

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Permutations and combinations

Maths & Stats

answered on 12-Apr-26 18:03

3 ladies and 3 gents can be seated at a round table so that any two and only two of the ladies sit together . The number of ways is

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2 Ladies sitting together can be selected in ³P₂ = 6 Ways now remaining 1 Lady can not sit adjacent to these ladies so out of remaining 4 seats she can sit only on two seats hence ²P₁ = 2 Ways so Ladies can sit in 6 * 2 = 12 Ways for Three Gents 3 Seats are Left so gents can sit in ³P₃ = 6 Ways Total Number of Ways = 12 * 6 = 72

Mrittika

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CA Foundation

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Borrowing Cost

Financial Reporting

answered on 15-Apr-26 09:46

In this q, if the borrowing cost could be allocated to the inventory to be produced, would it be considered for provision calculation?

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Can you elaborate your query?

Vishnu Muraleedharan

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Question Requirement - total provision or provision balance

Financial Reporting

answered on 15-Apr-26 09:51

In this q, I understood the concept, but if we are saying extra 7500 is to be made, isnt it by comparing the provision value for 6 months (37,500) against the provision made in the whole year (30,000)? (Balance Req on reporting date vs P/L provision made for whole year) [Video Time Stamp: 07:07]

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ICAI is not very clear in usage of such terms. Here, the provision made is to be understood as closing balance. We do not create provision with each sale but at the end of year. The provision represents estimate for warranty claims that may arise and hence represents 6 months sale.

Vishnu Muraleedharan

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Hedge accounting

Financial Reporting

answered on 15-Apr-26 10:06

How are last two columns revised int and loan balance computed?

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PFA.

Gauri Shete

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answers

Indirect Taxation

answered on 12-Apr-26 23:31

where will be the answers for this questions ?

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It is for practice. Any doubts please ask.

Sumanitha P

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