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computation of product and period cost
Costing
answered on 10-Jan-26 19:09
Sir if we present trading a/c then product cost under marginal will be 176000+64000= 240000 or 176000 [Video Time Stamp: 24:30]
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Selling expenses is not part of product cost. It will be a separate line item
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MCQ
Others
answered on 26-Dec-25 15:38
Hi Team while solving a test in mcq, post analytics, there is a glitch which is not letting to go back again to subjects page, so everytime its causing to close back the app and freshly open again could u please help in this regard
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okay
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Ills 35_Interest Schedule
Financial Reporting
answered on 26-Dec-25 10:21
With reference to Illustration 35, I have prepared the interest schedule; however, there is a difference of ₹12,074. Kindly guide me on where I may have gone wrong [Video Time Stamp: 05:47]
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PV calculation
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Provisional assessment
Indirect Taxation
answered on 31-Dec-25 14:02
Why and when is provisional assessment done [Video Time Stamp: 07:47]
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In case where goods are to be subject to some chemical test or valuation is not proper.
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ill 19
Financial Management
answered on 26-Dec-25 07:50
whether we repurchasing the shares is similar to buyback [Video Time Stamp: 12:26]
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Yes.
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Ex dividend price
Financial Management
answered on 26-Dec-25 08:53
Sir in the answer we mention Ex dividend price of rupees 40 (50-10) [Video Time Stamp: 05:47]
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Ex dividend
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Bond market
CFA
answered on 25-Dec-25 14:46
Why is bond prices are very sensitive to intrest rate despite the fact that bond holders are gureented that they will be paid their face value at maturity? Then why bond price rise and fall due to changing intrest rates
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1.Face value is guaranteed — but only at maturity if you hold the bond till maturity, you will receive: Fixed coupon payments, and Face value (par value) at maturity This guarantee applies only at maturity, not before. But most bonds are traded in the market before maturity. That’s where price sensitivity comes in. 2.Bond price = Present value of future cash flows A bond’s price today is the present value (PV) of: Future coupon payments Face value at maturity These cash flows are discounted using the current market interest rate (yield). Interest rate = discount rate So when interest rates change, the present value changes, and hence the bond price changes. 3.Why bond prices fall when interest rates rise Suppose: You own a bond paying 6% coupon Market interest rate rises to 8% Now investors can buy new bonds that pay 8%. Your 6% bond is less attractive To sell it, you must lower its price so that the effective yield matches 8% Result: Bond price falls 4.Why bond prices rise when interest rates fall If: Your bond pays 6% Market rate falls to 4% Your bond pays higher interest than the market. Investors are willing to pay extra (premium) for it Result: Bond price rises 5.But face value is fixed — so why price changes? Because price adjusts to equalize yield. Think of it this way: Market does not change the cash flows — it changes the price so that returns are competitive The bond price moves so that: Return on old bond = Return on new bond 6.Key reason for high sensitivity Bond prices are very sensitive to interest rates because: a. Cash flows are fixed b. Discount rate keeps changing c. Longer maturity = more sensitivity Zero-coupon and long-term bonds are the most sensitive Summary: Although bondholders receive face value at maturity, bond prices fluctuate before maturity because they represent the present value of fixed future cash flows, which changes inversely with market interest rates.
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objection to provisional attachment
Indirect Taxation
answered on 31-Dec-25 14:02
sir you explained as per latest amendment 7 days objection has been removed but in concept book it still mentioned 7 days limit. can you explain which one follow [Video Time Stamp: 16:37]
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Please follow the video.
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7th point in question
AFM
answered on 24-Dec-25 16:24
Sir can you please explain the 7th point in the question I didn't understand
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Understood the question sir
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MCQ
Indirect Taxation
answered on 31-Dec-25 14:03
please explain this question attached below
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please share your workings. Apply the concept of 7500 and solve the same.
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