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How to Score in Theory Papers
Exams
answered on 09-Feb-23 23:00
I did my best efforts in preparation for the theory papers. But the results were not up to my effort in the exam. Whether I have to elicit content like in the study material and how to recall alike.
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Here are a few tips to help you prepare better for future exams: Review your study material thoroughly: Make sure you have a good understanding of the concepts and are able to recall the information you studied. If there are any areas that you find difficult, take extra time to study those topics. Practice, practice, practice: Try to solve as many sample questions and practice papers as you can. This will help you get comfortable with the exam format and improve your recall skills. Make note of important points: Make a list of key points and formulas that you think will be useful for the exam. This will help you revise quickly and effectively before the exam. Stay organized: Use a study schedule to keep track of your progress and make sure you are covering all the topics. Take breaks: It's important to take breaks and get some rest. This will help you recharge and stay focused during the study period. Seek help: If you are struggling with a particular topic, don't hesitate to reach out to your friends, classmates, or teachers for help. Remember, exams are just one part of your journey and your results don't define your worth. Keep working hard and stay positive, you will do better next time.
Kesavan s
CA Inter
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S.118 - Minutes
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 09-Feb-23 12:19
Difference between Board meeting and committee meeting?
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Board meetings are for Board of Directors. Committee meetings are for every committee of the Board.
Girinath A
CA Inter
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Joint saving account taxation
Direct Taxation
answered on 09-Feb-23 11:24
I have joint account with my friend.saving account. All amount is deposited by me.my friend contribution is zero amount.Who will be liable for tax on interest from that saving account. Me, my friend, me and my friend both equally ?
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The income from a joint savings account is considered to be owned equally by all accounts holders, regardless of who made the deposit. This means that each person is responsible for paying their share of taxes on the interest earned from the account. Taxable under head " income from other sources"
Jiya T
CA Inter
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Clubbing
Direct Taxation
answered on 09-Feb-23 09:51
Agar vasudewan k bhai nhi uska friend hota or similiar facts of case rehte toh kya friend's wife k hands mein 100,000 taxable hota kya under sec 56(2)x
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Friendsare not included in the list of relatives, so any gifts received from them are taxable.
Addu Gill
CA Inter
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Cash Book 3 Coloumn
Accountancy
answered on 09-Feb-23 10:05
Dear Sir, please see the attachment, 28th March, cheque dishonour, why it is not shown in Cash book. ? Could you please clarify...
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Thank you so much sir your immediate reply.
Thankachan Jimmy
CMA Inter
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Sum solution
Financial Management
answered on 09-Feb-23 13:24
Dear Sir /mam /seniors what is the number of equity shares in the 10th sum Which is given in the below image Could you tell me i did the sum pls verify the ans whether i am correctly or not Thanks in advance :) :)
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I had a little doubt *in that
Balachandar S
CA Inter
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Doubt???
Financial Management
answered on 09-Feb-23 12:27
What does leverage mean??. Under Fm Why we need to learn and Can anyone explain to me with a simple example
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Example to understand Leverage:- ABC ltd has return on equity at 15% and cost of debt at 10%. Now ABC Ltd can increase its debt for which the cost is lesser than return on equity. This act of increasing financial risk (increasing debt) is known as Leverage.
Balachandar S
CA Inter
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Ratio analysis
Financial Management
answered on 09-Feb-23 12:39
In this illustration 2, For Average debtors and average stock we're taking closing values. My question is The values in the abridged balance sheet given in the question are opening values or not? If yes why we're not using them for avg computations and op clo spcks in trading ac?
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Thanks sir
Vijay Ramesh
CA Final
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Ca intermediate
Exams
answered on 09-Feb-23 13:26
Iam planning to write group 1 nov 2023 . Can I write group 2 may 2024
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Yes ok brother
siddesh N
CA Inter
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Pgbp
Direct Taxation
answered on 09-Feb-23 10:05
Here , actually cost should be cost minus depreciation from the date of acquisition right . Y not taken here ?
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As per Section 43(1) Explanation 5 states about personal property building used for the purpose of the business or profession after 28/246, the actual cost shall be the cost to the assessee minus depreciation calculated at the rate in force since the date of its acquisition. This explanation doesnt mention about other assets.
Reetikaa R
CA Final
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