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SCH-1, PART-1,CLAUSE -2(PROFESSIONAL ETHICS)

Auditing

answered on 17-Dec-23 10:25

SIR, CAN A CA SHARE FEES OR PROFITS WITH HIS FAMILY MEMBERS EXAMPLE CA .X DONE ONE COMPANY AUDIT AND FEES IS EQUIVALENT TO 10LAKHS CAN HE ASK CLIENT TO SHARE TO HIS MOTHER ACCOUNT OR HIS PERSONAL HUF ACCOUNT PLEASE ANSWER THE QUESTION Video Details Course: Advanced Auditing & Professional Ethics (Without SA) Module: Professional Ethics Section: Clause 2 - Cannot share fees etc

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No. Client will bill it in the name of CA. later, if he wants to share with his family members, its his call, He cannot ask client to divide payment like that. Sharing fees is basically you don't receive full fees. part of it is shared with someone,

Surya Prakash

Surya Prakash

CA Final

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Consumers surplus

Economics

answered on 17-Dec-23 08:02

A rise in price of a good_____ the consumers surplus A. Increase B. Decrease C. Remain constant

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B. Decrease When the price of a good rises, the consumer surplus decreases. Consumer surplus is nothing's But , what consumers are willing to pay for a good and what they actually pay

Devi sri K

Devi sri K

CA Foundation

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Charge

Indirect Taxation

answered on 18-Dec-23 07:38

Point 1 & 3 are contradictory cause ECO is collecting the tax to pay for 9(5) services As in who pay tax will collect tax … Where am I wrong ? Video Details Course: Indirect Taxes - GST - Free Modules Module: Taxable Event - Supply - Free Section: Supply - 7(1)(a)

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Since ECO itself is liable to pay tax there is no need to collect TCS

Sushmita Chowdhury

Sushmita Chowdhury

CA Inter

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Theory of demand

Economics

answered on 19-Jan-24 17:35

The answer is infinity. Please explain.

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For a straight-line demand curve, the price elasticity of demand changes at different points along the curve. At the point where the demand curve meets the y-axis, the price is at its maximum and the quantity demanded is zero. At this point, no matter how much the price changes, the quantity demanded remains zero.

Satya balaji

Satya balaji

CA Foundation

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Indirect Taxation

answered on 18-Dec-23 07:38

1) motor car = what does other than transport vehicle mean 2) specified premises = equivalent mean ?

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Right

Sushmita Chowdhury

Sushmita Chowdhury

CA Inter

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LLP

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 17-Dec-23 05:52

If there is procedure for cease of partner mentioned in LLP agreement , then follow LLP agreement If no procedure mentioned in LLP agreement,then notice before 30 days of resignation shall be provided. My doubt is If There is procedure mentioned for cease of partner in LLP agreement, then we still need to comply with issue of notice before 30 days of resignation or just follow procedure mentioned in LLP agreement ??

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yes

Krishnan K

Krishnan K

CA Inter

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IndaAs-16 : illustration 1

Financial Reporting

answered on 18-Dec-23 15:57

Why we are not creating provision for interest in the first year? Video Details Course: Ind AS - CA Final Module: Ind AS 16 Property, Plant and Equipment Section: Illustration 3, 4 & 5 : Initial measurement

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We created at end of first year. Entry is also passed.

Shia Reciters

Shia Reciters

CA Final

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Section 45 of Indian Partnership Act, meaning

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 28-Dec-23 09:25

Section 45 of the Indian Partnership Act- "Provided that the estate of a partner who dies, or who is adjudicated an insolvent, or of a partner who, not having been known to the person dealing with the firm to be a partner, retires from the firm, is not liable under this section for acts done after the date on which he ceases to be a partner." Why is this part of significance? Isn't this already covered under the relevant provisions for a Retiring, Insolvent or Deceased partner?

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Section 45 specifically talks about liability for the acts of partners after dissolution, it has two objectives one is to protect the third parties dealing with the firm without knowing about its dissolution and second to protect partners of the dissolved firm from any liability towards third person. The emphasis here is on the consequences of dissolution.

Vishnu Muraleedharan

Vishnu Muraleedharan

CA Final

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Partnership

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 17-Dec-23 11:25

can one major and 2 minor form new partnership company

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No, a minor is not competent to contract and a firm with one major and 2 minor partners cannot be formed. Minor can only be admitted to the benefits of partnership.

Sruthi sruthi

Sruthi sruthi

CMA Inter

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Illustration - Place of Supply

Indirect Taxation

answered on 22-Dec-23 12:27

Where can I find the Place of Supply illustration question solved in the lectures. Under Free Resources Section only notes are available?

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Rule 3 of IGST Rules. Thank you.

Soon to be CA

Soon to be CA

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