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Doubt in cost
Costing
answered on 03-Aug-22 09:30
Can anyone explain me this sum I have not understood
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Thank you
Vishal Pangam
CA Inter
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Why different methods of depreciation is used
Accountancy
answered on 03-Aug-22 15:28
Why different methods of depreciation is used ??
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Depreciation reflects the consumption pattern of a depreciable asset. Each asset may have a different pattern and hence different methods. For e.g. Mobile usage and depreciation would be different from that of a Fridge.
Atharv Sankliya
CA Final
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Depreciation
Accountancy
answered on 02-Aug-22 22:33
Why is provision of depreciation account opened?
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Many companies want to show their assets at book value . They create a provision for depreciation instead of reducing it from the asset.
Jensy Devadhas
CA Foundation
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Important query pls anyone help me out.
Others
answered on 02-Aug-22 20:38
Sir /mam As of now i am a ca foundation student.... So i used to get the student journal from icai..at every month. But the issue is around last 4 to 5 months I didn't get ca foundation student journal from the icai.... So now should i do anyone guide me pls.
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Ok sister
Balachandar S
CA Inter
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AS 2 valuation of inventories
Accountancy
answered on 02-Aug-22 17:07
Please explain this illustration problem of accounting standard 2 I need solution please my dear friends
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Thank you so much my dear friend..
MPR Sanjay Kumar
CA Inter
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Why Direct and Indirect Taxation ?
Direct Taxation
answered on 03-Aug-22 09:11
If an assessee is having an income of Rs 10 lakhs. Then he will pay tax on that Rs 10 lakhs. So that income of Rs 10 lakhs is tax paid income. After that, I purchase some groceries worth Rs 5,000 .But again I am paying GST on that Rs 5,000, which I have already paid the income tax on it. So, Is this not a cascading effect or double taxation ? Is there any chance that Income tax will be removed in the coming years or decade and only ONE NATION ONE TAX will prevail ?
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GST is tax on consumption and Income tax is tax on income While it may appear it is double taxation, the fact is both are of diff nature and intended for diff purposes. GOI needs revenue, hence then need to levy taxes at various points to collect that .
Avasarala Vivek Aditya
CA Inter
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Marginal relief
Direct Taxation
answered on 08-Aug-22 00:03
Answer is (b) 12,67,600.. I got wrong answer, can anyone give me calculations?
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Thank you for the same
Sajeetha R
CA Final
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Salaries
Direct Taxation
answered on 02-Aug-22 13:28
In illustration 12, on computation of taxable value of perquisite, 'treatment of Mr. G's sister (dependent) in a nursing home' is not regarded as exempt. Whereas explanation to proviso to section 17(2) states that hospital includes a dispensary or a clinic or a nursing home. When [in what case (eg.) ], the above explanation is applicable?
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Yes the hospital includes nursing Home, but it should be maintened by the employer or it should be a government /government aided hospital.. In question they has not mentioned about the nursing home as employor 's or government or government aided, So only this not exempt
Rinuja TK
CA Inter
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TIME OF SUPPLY
Indirect Taxation
answered on 04-Aug-22 18:30
Time of supply of goods under forward charge [12(2)].. Is there any provisions regarding composite supplier ? For nov 2022
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Date of payment is not relevant in case of goods general rule. As per general rule, DOI means actual date of invoice and last date on which invoice is ought to have been issued under Section 31 whichever is earlier.
Prakash Murugan
CA Inter
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#2 Inter: Question of the day
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 02-Aug-22 22:03
Answer by 8pm. Write the answer as you will write in the exam in your sheet/copy and share photo. Examine the validity of the following statement referring to the provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 and/or Rules: 'The Articles of Association of X Ltd. contained a provision that upto 4% of issue price of the shares may be paid as underwriting commission to the underwriters. The Board of Directors of X Ltd. decided to pay 5% underwriting commission.'
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Thankyou sir
Sahibdeep Singh
CA Inter
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