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Cost of capital illustration 18
Financial Management
answered on 07-Feb-23 17:23
In this question, A (iii) cost of new equity share (assuming new equity from retained earnings) - what's the meaning? ( C ) determine...... . Explain this line too
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Only market values are given.So we presume capital structure is based on market value weight. Under market value weight, equity and retained earning are shown combined.
Pravin Nesaraj
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Depreciation
Accountancy
answered on 13-Feb-23 21:28
We charge depreciation on intangible assets ( like royalty) then why we don't charge depreciation on Goodwill?
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Royalty is the fee paid to someone for use of their work ,(not employment) so it's an expense so we can match the expense to the time or the revenue generated and we can write off periodically But good will might be the value you earned by your actions
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Group 1 Accounting ( cash flow statement)
Accountancy
answered on 07-Feb-23 13:15
Will changes in value of goodwill from one yr to another yr be included in the calculation of net cash flows.
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Goodwill is an intangible asset. It doesn't lead to any inflow or outflow of cash resources
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Small Doubt
Direct Taxation
answered on 08-Feb-23 11:05
To avail section 54 exemption, A new property should be purchased in the same name of the person or can be bought in their son's name. (Example if Mr.x sold property and buys new property in the name of Mr. x'son, x can avail the s. 54) Could anyone explain to me with understanding
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Thanks mam :)
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DISCOUNT ALLOWED
Accountancy
answered on 07-Feb-23 17:00
Dear Sir., Is DISCOUNT ALLOWED an EXPENSE or LOSS ? If I am not mistaken , DISCOUNT ALLOWED is an EXPENSE , but in the lecture video sir says that DISCOUNT ALLOWED is a LOSS. Please clarify sir.
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In a lot of cases loss and expense are used interchangeably. Do not overanalyse.
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Sets Relations functions
Maths & Stats
answered on 07-Feb-23 12:35
How do you solve question no. 32 and what is the triangle symbol in sets?
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Thank you sir!
Vedant Vijay
CA Foundation
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AS 19 - Finance Lease
Accountancy
answered on 12-Feb-23 16:38
Net Investment in Lease = PV of MLP + PV of UGR = Fair Value . Is these correct? If incorrect , kindly explain
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Thanks Sir
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Marginal costing
Costing
answered on 09-Feb-23 13:15
Why doesnt increase in physical sales volume have no effect on p/v ratio?
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because variable cost also increases when sales increases, so PV ratio will not change.
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INDIAN CONTRACT ACT
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 06-Feb-23 22:07
Please answer the attached image
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In the first example, the agreement is not created with an intention to create legal relationship and hence it is not a contract. Law of Contract deals with only legal obligations which has resulted from agreements. Such obligation must be contractual in nature. So, in simple terms, Social agreements, status obligations, etc. are not contracts as they do not create legal obligation. Agreement = Offer + Acceptance But, Contract = Agreement + Legal enforceability So, legal enforceability is very important. Only if it is legally enforceable, it can be called as a contract. Social agreements do not give rise to a legal obligation and they are not legally enforceable. Hence, they are not contracts. So, the key point of differentiation is (1) Creation of legal obligation (2) Legal enforceability If these two are there, it is a contract. If not, it is a social agreement.
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Sir 3 ka c hoga but icai me b answer diya h
Maths & Stats
answered on 06-Feb-23 21:59
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Maine 0.01 nahi dekha thank
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