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Formula in exam
Financial Management
answered on 08-Sep-25 19:34
Should we write formula for each questions ? Marks will be deducted if not written?
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Not necessarily Some examiners may deduct marks if u don’t write Always better to write
Shankari C
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Difference between offer,acceptance and consideration
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 08-Sep-25 15:58
In offer and acceptance we offer or accept something in return, so how is it different from consideration?
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Offer and acceptance are about how an agreement is formed—one party proposes terms (offer) and the other agrees to them (acceptance), creating consensus. Consideration, on the other hand, is about what each party gives or promises in return (the value exchanged, like money, goods, or services). In short, offer and acceptance form the agreement, while consideration makes it legally enforceable.
Keerthan Aradhya
CA Foundation
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Applicability of Change in GST Rates from 22/9/25
Indirect Taxation
answered on 11-Sep-25 16:28
Do the change in GST rates is applicable for May'26 attempt?, Do we have to prepare as per new rates?
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No it is not.
Harish Kumar
CA Inter
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Double entry system
Accountancy
answered on 09-Sep-25 11:49
What is the format of double entry system [Video Time Stamp: 00:01]
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Ok tq
Haneeksha SR
CA Foundation
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Old IPCC to new syllabus
Others
answered on 07-Sep-25 16:47
I cleared IPCC Group 1 in 2014 and have completed my articleship. Now, do I need to write both groups of Intermediate again to be considered a pass? Is there any exemption for the group I had already passed?
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Thanks
Shahid T
CA Inter
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Receivables Management
Financial Management
answered on 07-Sep-25 11:55
Is this Answer Correct answer For total Approach? In suggested answer they gave as Incremental Approach
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Please share how did you get cash discount in present case - there is no discount secondly working for opportunity cost. also it is better to solve using incremental method.
Eswar Aakash
CMA Final
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illu 72
AFM
answered on 08-Sep-25 13:45
sir, in this question actual returns are taken as expected returns.i dont understand that part. [Video Time Stamp: 16:48]
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ok sir, thank you
Sahal Shalu
CA Final
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Telegram Group
AFM
answered on 07-Sep-25 10:11
The Invited Link is expired is the message popping up when I am clicking on link
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Thank you sir
Harish Kumar
CA Inter
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Sa 550 Related parties
Auditing
answered on 07-Sep-25 22:10
Special purpose entities What is the meaning of "Substance Control".
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Special Purpose Entities are legally separate entities set up for a restricted or specific purpose, often controlled by a parent through means other than direct ownership. Example- A real estate company ABC Developers Ltd wants to build one housing project. Instead of doing it in its main company, it creates a new company called ABC Housing Project Pvt. Ltd. only for that project. After the project is finished, that company may not do any other business. In the videos, i have given many examples to Explain the same
Gobi k
CA Inter
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Theory part
Financial Reporting
answered on 06-Sep-25 16:49
Hi sir, I find out that much theory in classes was missing in the theory book.Please consider
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So much theory is not required for exams. For big chapters.
Pavan Naidu ca
CA Final
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