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Cost of capital

Financial Management

answered on 30-Aug-21 20:28

Why the net proceeds value is taken as market value even though the question specifically specifies that the debentures are issued at par....Is it bczz of the reason that the company wants to know the current cost of its existing debt

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They are asking for 1.4.17

Shriram Ravichandran

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Goodwill

Accountancy

answered on 03-Jun-24 17:20

What is mean by " remuneration from alternative employment of the proprietor " mentioned here and we are not account for it in the profit and loss account but accounting here?

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These are implicit costs or opportunity cost. Or you can consider fair share of remuneration that you would have paid to the prop.

Vijay K

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Reg po and invoice

Accountancy

answered on 30-Aug-21 14:50

If company A ltd issue purchase order to B ltd for 1 product amounts to 100 , they later realise the market value of the product increases and assume there may be variation in invoice . What should be the accounting treatment. Should they create provision?

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No provision needed Simply revise PO

Naveen kumar

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Grammer

Others

answered on 30-Aug-21 13:40

Mam/Sir What is idioms with yours layman's language examples also I want ....

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An idiom is a common word or phrase which has a meaning that differs from what its words separate would suggest; i.e. the words together have a meaning that is different from the dictionary definitions of the individual words. EG: Kill two birds with one stone means doing 2 things with one action Piece of cake means very easy. Beat around the bush means avoiding saying what you mean and trying to delay.

Balachandar S

Balachandar S

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GST

Accountancy

answered on 30-Aug-21 15:57

Why gst payable is liability not an expense

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My pleasure bro or rather my duty:)

Harsh sharma

Harsh sharma

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MCQ

Direct Taxation

answered on 30-Aug-21 12:39

How Mr. Tejas be a RNOR? (as given in most appropriate answer) Please find mcq in attachment.

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Section 6(6)(c) A citizen of India, or a person of Indian origin, having total income, other than the income from foreign sources, exceeding fifteen lakh rupees during the previous year, who has been in India for a period or periods amounting in all to 120 days or more but less than 182 days, he becomes resident not ordinarily resident.

Rinuja TK

Rinuja TK

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ITC Reversal

Indirect Taxation

answered on 08-Sep-21 14:40

Can we reverse excess ITC claimed in previous FY during the current FY ?

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Ok .Thank you

Sahana S

Sahana S

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Joint promise

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 07-Sep-21 09:41

In the example given in the image, X's obligation is 2k. He became insolvent. But his assets are sufficient to pay one half of his debts. So, 1k can be got from him. Then what about the the remaining 1k. Should the co-promisors bear it? But in this example, they didn't bear it. Pls explain

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And also keep it in mind that until all assets are compensated for liabilities, a person can't be declared insolvent by court. All assets will be cleared off to compensate as much as liabilities possible and thereafter an individual is declared insolvent. So , no insolvent has assets owned .

Sibi Srinivasan

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Relations between partners

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 30-Aug-21 11:02

Sir there are videos on dissolution of the partnership on the app but there is nothing about dissolution in our material so is it important to learn even about dissolution?

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Dissolution of partnership is a short topic within Dissolution of firm. ICAI SM - Pg 3.49

Soumya A

Soumya A

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DTA AND DTL

Accountancy

answered on 30-Aug-21 11:29

No deduction of TDS on audit fee. What is the effect on deferred tax. Is this timing difference?

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Expenditure disallowed u/s 40(a) (i), 40(a) (ii) if payment is made without deduction of TDS. then it is a timing difference as you can allow after deduction

shamanth rm

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