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Bonus Plan - STCG

AFM

answered on 05-Aug-25 17:08

In ICAI SM, for bonus plan while calculating Short Term Capital Gain, they have taken COA as 19.95 Sir. [Video Time Stamp: 27:36]

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Sorry sir didn't see that.

Banu Priya

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ILLUSTRATION 18: Typo error in question - Need clarification

Costing

answered on 05-Aug-25 22:23

Good afternoon sir, i have attached the screenshot, highlighting the typpo error. in the highlighted area, both the sentences are same, but the explanation by sir is different for the second sentence. besides, i didnt understood sir's explanation given for that sentence. please Help ! [Video Time Stamp: 03:24]

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thanks, i understood sir's explaination lately.

Vinod Kumar

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SPOM query

Others

answered on 05-Aug-25 19:31

Sir, I don't know how SPOM works. After completing the required duration of class, what should I do? Should I go to ICAI bhawan for giving SPOM exams? Should I register for exams? Can you please give guidance.

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There will be an option to book exam slot.

Jasna Jaleel

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General

AFM

answered on 05-Aug-25 14:10

Hi sir, if i confident to solve the qstn in our complier can i secure atleast 60 by dropping theory qstns ? & can i possible to answer any tricky qstns if i practice this 600+ qstns ?

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ok sir

Muhammed Mubaris

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Put call parity

CFA

answered on 05-Aug-25 14:56

Hello sir, bit confusing, can u help in solution for the question .

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p0 − c0 = [X −F0(T)](1 + Rf)–T This is the formula for PCF parity Rearranging terms P + F = C + PV (X) if p = 0 then left hand side will become only F - so you have to take delivery of asset at the maturity of forward contract RHS will be C + PV (x) in a Rf asset If you have a call option to buy at X and you have PV(X) invested in Rf On maturity date Call option has value and you will exercise it . When you exercise it you have buy the asset. You buy the asset at X FV of ( PV (x)) = X - so you have the money to buy the asset which you will buy using the option Net net you will be left with the asset So ans is MV of underlying asset option C

Surya Praveen

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Required reserve ratio

Economics

answered on 05-Aug-25 12:22

The Required reserve ratio is also known as CRR? [Video Time Stamp: 00:19]

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Yes

Gurukanta Singh

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Illustration 26 - Date on which the fair value is to be considered....

Financial Reporting

answered on 06-Aug-25 15:21

Sir, you provided three options and instructed us to consider the Fair value of the non-consideration of the asset at the time of inception, as per US GAAP. But in the solution, they considered the fair value at the time of the performance obligation, which is one of the options provided by you. So, which value I need to consider for the fair value? [Video Time Stamp: 06:21]

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Ok sir

Narmada Chennuru

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Ethics

CFA

answered on 05-Aug-25 10:10

Hello sir,Bit confusion . I need your help of explanation. If Audio attached better to understand for me [video Time Stamp: 00:00]

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innovater's dilema. This is not CFA right?

Surya Praveen

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illustration 17: Max stock level .vs. Re order level

Costing

answered on 06-Aug-25 11:45

sir, i have a specific doubt regarding the quantities that we have arived at, for Max Stock Lever and ROL. here, Max stock level = 83,500 Units & Re-Order Level = 94,500 Units if the maximum stock that we can economically hold is 83,500 units, then how can we make an order at 94,500 Unit? Yes i agree that the question mathematically arive at these figures, but as passive observer, i would like to know the key details of using Quantitative analysis in this question. Please share your perspective. [Video Time Stamp: 00:08]

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understood sir, Thank you very much for this clarity.

Vinod Kumar

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ill 1 calculation of capital employed

Financial Management

answered on 25-Aug-25 14:11

Total 147000 i.e 17000 from net profit and 30000 from debentures (17000+30000 = 47000) then 100000 came from which place [Video Time Stamp: 01:48]

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Yes If both ways same number then correct

21SCO08 mahalakshmi

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