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Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 04-Mar-24 15:33

I see two section one under corporate law and other as a seperate thread showing 98 videos. Which one should i study ?

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The one inside the course

Harish Chandar T

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state of hp vs pawan kumar case law 2005

Corporate & Other Laws

asked on 04-Mar-24 12:21

mam in this case that with past judgements the person doesnt include belongigs(bag which kept aside ) but what if the peron was wearing the bag then interpretation changes ???

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No answers yet!!

Sri Karthikeyan

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please help me un lock my course

Others

answered on 04-Mar-24 11:10

sir i m not open the course please help me already i m sendind mail its take 1 day time as early as possible to resolve the issue

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thank you sir it will be open now

Monika Lokam

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Illustration 11 of ind as 16

Financial Reporting

answered on 04-Mar-24 21:51

As per ind as 23 there is three conditions in order to commencement of capitilization. On 1 st april land purchased why dont we consider as activity undertaking on 1st april and captilize borrowing Cost from 1st april

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No active activity on land in the month of April. So we cannot capitalise that month interest

Ravi Teja

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Control over a period if time- INDAS 115

Financial Reporting

answered on 04-Mar-24 21:56

Illustration 40 T & L logistics In this case it is being told that horizon ltd will benefit over aperiod time But horizon ltd will be benefitted only when voyage is completed.....means when delivery happens at Srilanka..so how they simultaneously receives benefits. And also wat happens if the ship sinks and another co need to reperform it...so why cant it be perf oblgn met at a point of time

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The point is that part of journey which is completed is not required to be re-performed by another entity. If ship sinks, then it will be a part of insurance claims etc, since it will be virtually impossible to reclaim goods. Also note that insurance is mandatory for transport of goods by sea.

binu mathew

binu mathew

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IND AS 19_Insured Benefits

Financial Reporting

answered on 04-Mar-24 21:57

How does the: Entity have obligation to pay- Employee benefits directly when they fall due will become a Defined Benefit plan. (attached screenshot for reference) If in case the employer has taken the Insurance policy as a qualifying asset to secure the payments of benefits, then the obligation is with the insurer, and only payments are routed through the entity then how will it become a defined benefit plan, and why not a defined contribution plan? Kindly clarify the same.

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If the insurance amount falls short or if the insurance company defaults, it is the obligation of employer to pay the benefit to employees. In case of defined contribution plan, if there is a default from the trust providing benefits, employer does not have any further obligation.

Chaitanya Sai Gupta

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Security valuation equity

AFM

answered on 04-Mar-24 04:32

Illustration 46 /p.no 114 If d1 is 6rs then the explicit period is till d6.from d7 onwards constant growth.but sir why you said d8 onwards constant growth? For reference illustration 39,P.no 108

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Holding period does not Matter while Calculating equity valuation . you can do up to year 10 you Will get same answer

N Nivedha

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Adjusting Events - Additional Evidence

Accountancy

answered on 07-Mar-24 08:44

Hi sir, hope you're well. Let us say at balance sheet date, provision for doubtful debts from a customer stood at 20%. However due to a tsunami the customer's entire premises were wiped out and thus had to be 100% written of in our company's books. Here, would this constitute an adjusting event? Since we cannot really say that the circumstances of 100% write-off existed at balance sheet date, since the event of the tsunami happened after balance sheet date only. So my question is would this be considered an adjusting event, and if so, why. Thanks

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Non adjusting event since conditions were not existent on balance sheet date.

Devaprasad Jothimani

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Dividend decisions - lecture no.10 - video timings 3m 48s and 4m 12s

Financial Management

answered on 04-Mar-24 20:01

Dear sir, as per the question given, b=40% and r=25% What is the logic behind writing " b*r" as "40*0.25" ( i.e. only r as decimal) {3m 48s} and writing "b*r" as "0.4*0.25" (i.e both b and r as decimals) {4m 12s} ?

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Got it sir, thank you

Srinidhi

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Chain holding

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 04-Mar-24 12:32

What is mean by chain holding Please let me know

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For example if company A owns significant shares of company B and company B inturn owns significant shares of company C.This creates a chain like structure called chain holding. This means company A indirectly influences company C through it's control over company B

Sruthi sruthi

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