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Indirect Taxation

answered on 23-Nov-22 14:12

M/s. Ramchandra Associates received some taxable services from Mohan Dalal (P) Ltd. on 12.01.20XX by making a cash payment of Rs. 5,00,000 on same day. Payment was entered in the books of accounts of â?¢ M/s. Ramchandra Associates on 16.01.20XX â?¢ Mohan Dalal (P) Ltd. on 20.01.20XX. Invoice was issued by Mohan Dalal (P) Ltd. on 18.01.20XX. Determine the time of supply in the given case and the Date of Payment from supplier's point of view.

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If it is assumed that the amount is not credited to bank account then the date of payment will be 20.01 and date of invoice is 18.01 then TOS shall be 18.01

Udaya Kumar

Udaya Kumar

CMA Inter

920

7

1K+

Time of Supply (In all Cases i.e., Goods, Services, and Change in Rate of Tax)

Indirect Taxation

answered on 22-Nov-22 16:12

Do time of Supply considers Public holidays or are there any special conditions if the Invoice, Payment, and service are made on public holidays?

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No such conditions

Udaya Kumar

Udaya Kumar

CMA Inter

920

1

401

Time of Supply - Section 14 (Change in Rate of Tax)

Indirect Taxation

answered on 22-Nov-22 18:48

What is the Time of Supply if the Invoice and payment are made before a change in the rate of tax but due to some natural disaster the service is made after the change in tax rate?

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Yes..here payment is done already..so no effect

Udaya Kumar

Udaya Kumar

CMA Inter

920

3

404

Liquidation of companies

Accountancy

answered on 23-Nov-22 00:15

Can anyone tell me how to solve this sum using sathyaragu sir method. He asked us to find rate per share Iam not getting the correct answer

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CONVERT SHARES INTO Equivalent SHARES BY SELECTING A FV AS BASE AND THEN SOLVE

vs navin

vs navin

CA Final

1K+

5

383

CA Foundation Law Direct Theory based Questions

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 23-Nov-22 19:28

While Answering Direct Questions in Law do we need to give Illustrations for all the points like While writing an answer on Discharge by Mutual Agreement do we need to give Illustrations for every case ?

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OK sir thank you sir

Ardhendu Sekhar Acharya

Ardhendu Sekhar Acharya

CMA Inter

250

6

978

Pass mark(maths)

Maths & Stats

answered on 22-Nov-22 13:09

What should I do to get atleast pass mark in maths from today(specific chapters can help to pass)

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THANK

Sonia T

Sonia T

CA Foundation

10

7

533

Liquidation of companies

Accountancy

answered on 21-Nov-22 22:46

In illus 2, how this balance of unsecured creditor 25000 came?

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Amount realized is 100000 Secured creditors is 125000 Unsecured creditors= 125000â??100000=25000

vs navin

vs navin

CA Final

1K+

1

455

ACC

Accountancy

answered on 22-Nov-22 20:49

Is that backward account current is very important for examination point of view pls so that i can prepare right now Boz i don't learn this topic.... Till now.... Someone's suggest me.

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Okay

Balachandar S

Balachandar S

CA Inter

59K+

7

495

Valuation of Goodwill

Accountancy

answered on 22-Nov-22 13:58

Can anyone explain why is loss by fire added to the profit in the below image ...

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FOR GOODWILL CALCULATION WE SHD EXCLUDE ABNORMAL GAINS OR LOSSES

Jahnavi Jaijapuram

Jahnavi Jaijapuram

CA Foundation

6K+

8

500

Capital Redemption Reserve

Accountancy

answered on 22-Nov-22 14:01

Hello all, here's something I need some clarification on; in buying back shares, there are two ways to do it, fresh issue and thru the CRR creation. The extent to which CRR can be created = F.v of the shares bought back - F.V of the shares issued for such buy back.( This is not referring to fresh issues right? Otherwise there is no reason for CRR ) What does the second part of the above formula reference to?

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Okay

Sri Murthy

Sri Murthy

CMA Inter

0

4

594