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Accountancy

answered on 07-Oct-21 17:21

Unrecorded assets in balance sheet ,whichis not taken over by partner and not realised Will it come to realisation account?

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The amount realised from such assets will come to realisation acccount.

venkatesh sundharamoorthy

venkatesh sundharamoorthy

CA Final

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Is Debentures and bonds are same please explain

Accountancy

answered on 07-Oct-21 09:55

What is the difference

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Debentures generally have a more specific purpose than other bonds. Both raise capital, debentures typically are issued to raise capital to meet the expenses of an upcoming project or to pay for a planned expansion in business.

Dhakshana Dhakshana

Dhakshana Dhakshana

CFA L2

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Stats .....

Maths & Stats

answered on 07-Oct-21 10:35

What is broken bars ... Anyone explain me .... In below the pic....

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Thanks bro

Balachandar S

Balachandar S

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Paper 3

Exams

answered on 07-Oct-21 09:32

We only have a few pages for rough work for paper 3 whereas some lengthy sums can be solved by writing. Can you please give me tips on how to pass paper 3 just by using calculator and those few sheets of rough paper.

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Ok.bro

Chris Topher

Chris Topher

CA Foundation

5

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Cost of capital

Financial Management

answered on 07-Oct-21 21:18

Illustration 3 For redeembale debentures NP we give first preference to issue price and then market price But in solution why the take market price as NP even though they give IP?

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We are taking from 1.4.17 to 31.3.22 so we take market price

Balaji R

Balaji R

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How do I plan to study EIS starting from tomorrow to exam date

Information Systems

answered on 07-Oct-21 09:57

Keep in mind I also have to attend my articles from 10 to 6

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If its first time, do make notes while studying in such a way that you can use it for quick revision

Noor Rehman

Noor Rehman

CA Final

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Doubts

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 06-Oct-21 21:04

Sir in law can start preparation with company law then partnership than Sale of goods act then Last contract act Because contract act is talking long time to complete . Can start preparation of law 1) company act 2) partnership act 3) sale of goods act 4) contract act And at last 5) llp

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OK bro

sai t

sai t

CA Foundation

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Standard costing

Costing

answered on 06-Oct-21 20:53

Didn't understand the computation of variable overhead variances please explain them

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Standard variable oh for budgeted hours = Budgeted Variable OH÷Budgeted hours, i.e. Rs. 60000/30000hrs = Rs2/hr SVOH for budgeted output = budgeted voh÷Budgeted output, I.e. Rs. 60000/30000 unit=Rs 2/unit Actual VOH = Rs. 68000(Given) Standard VOH = 33000hrs(actual hrs) x Rs. 2/hr (SVOH for budgeted hrs) Recovered VOH = 32500 units (actual output) x Rs. 2/unit (SVOH for budgeted output)

Priyanka Udeshi

Priyanka Udeshi

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Doubt

Indirect Taxation

answered on 06-Oct-21 20:18

Why tax is collected by govt what is the purposes to collect tax amount either direct or indirect way

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Beacause they need fund help for get money from rich and help to poor hence tgey fixed limit for taxes above the limit income earning we need to pay tax

Chandramouli A

Chandramouli A

CA Inter

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General doubt please explain

Accountancy

answered on 07-Oct-21 10:03

Explain me as simple as possible what is provision for depreciation and provision for bad debts why do we use it...if I have provision for depreciation and depreciation in a sum what should I do??I'm little confused about provisions help me

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Provision for depreciation is accumulated depreciation over years. It has to be reduced from the fixed assets in the balance sheet. If prov for depreciation is given in Trial balance - as opening then add current year depreciation and show as reduction from fixed assets. Provision for bad debts is amount set aside for debtors which might be non-recoverable. It is also set off against debtors to show the realisable debtors.

Dhakshana Dhakshana

Dhakshana Dhakshana

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