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Beta Value Doubt

AFM

answered on 09-Jan-24 12:58

Sir, In this particular Illustration, it was asked to compute the beta value at the end of 2005. But we have computed the Beta by taking 4-year data points of security and market. sir can we compute the beta with CAPM model by taking only year end values of Expected return of security x and Return of Market and Risk free rate.

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Thank you sjr

Vanacharla Sai Pavan Kumar

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Corporate issuers reading 22

CFA

answered on 09-Jan-24 12:54

Double Taxation Module quiz 22.1 question 2

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1-(0.9 x 0.85) = 23.5%

Swetha Saravanan

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Foundation to Inter - Syllabus Change impact

Others

answered on 08-Jan-24 17:35

I've completed my Foundation in the Dec 23 attempt. Now I'm fairly confident of passing it, so I'll be writing Inter in Dec 24. ICAI's syllabus change means that I'll be missing certain new topics that will be added to Foundation from Inter. My question is, will this affect my performance in the Inter and Final exams subsequently?(Ik it won't be there jn the exams, but will it give me any advantage?) Should I go through the additions to the portions? (Especially Business Law)

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Thank you for your prompt reply sir

Vishnu Muraleedharan

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Night Before Results! Sleep Well 😴

Exams

answered on 09-Jan-24 15:07

How is the feeling? As a student it used to be sleepless for me dreaming of weird marks! Let us know your anxieties. Together we all will march ahead! And yes its okay to feel nervous or low! Be Strong 💪🏻 works in theory only 🙂

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Thank Mohan Reddy & All the very best

CA Suraj Lakhotia

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E-invoice

Indirect Taxation

answered on 13-Jan-24 18:37

(i) In 1Fin material “Invoice issued by Input Service Distributor “is included under Exemption from E-invoicing but in the lectures it’s not stated. Whether it’s exempted or not? (ii)What’s the difference between SEZ units & SEZ developers? Video Details Course: Indirect Taxes - GST (I) Module: E-way Bill Section: 8.Validity, E-Invoicing & Rule 138E*

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Even for ISD invoices - E invoicing is not applicable.

Soon to be CA

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Industrial training

Others

answered on 12-Jan-24 13:38

Can we do Industrial training in the 2nd year of articleship under the new scheme?

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Yeah sure thank you 😊

Varshini Rao

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INDAS 38

Accountancy

answered on 20-Jan-24 08:32

When there is an expense which is incurred for development of intangible asset and for normal operations in business and such expense cannot be apportioned, then such expense should be capitalised into the cost of intangible asset or should be recognised in profit and loss account or we should follow company policy? can you please provide the provision in INDAS 38 regarding this doubt sir?

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You should make an estimate and alloacte.

siva chaitanya

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Income from salaries- rent free accomodation

Direct Taxation

answered on 10-Jan-24 22:14

On the 32nd video that you're doing an illustration sir.. while the time of calculating the 15% of salaries, you have calculated for 60% instead of 15% is that correct? Video Details Course: P3A - Income Tax (New) Module: Chp 4.1 - Salaries Section: 32.Taxability of RFA for Non-Goverment Employee

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Please check the whole solution. It’s already resolved

Hariharan Balakrishnan

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ESOP and buy back

Accountancy

answered on 08-Jan-24 10:31

I didn't understand this highlighted point iv) about ESOP, what is it trying to say and what will be it's impact while buying back the shares?

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Those will become equity shares and will be used in calculation.

Garima Bhargava

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But back of shares

Accountancy

answered on 08-Jan-24 00:29

Can anyone plz explain the meaning of this highlighted point(point iii) How can company ask for funds(issue debentures)and invest in same funds (investments in its own debentures) at same time? How does it work/how is it logically possible to raise funds, ask for money and then investing in it itself? If company had money already (as it is investing) then it shouldn't ask for funds (shouldn't raise debentures)?

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It's a type of redemption, redemption by purchase through open market and it is not the same time when issued. When the company has used the fund and it's time to redeem the debentures they purchase it from open market and cancel it's own debentures after specific period (after passing board resolution). Till the time it is cancelled, it is shown as Investment in own debentures

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