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Auditing
answered on 14-May-21 19:52
Could you please tell me the audit study pattern i mean which chapter to study first and which is next, step by step...
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Go with the high weightage chapters first and then the rest First go with company audit, audit of finanacial statements, audit of items of financial starements then first 5 chapters of the module this carry the highest weightage then go with all the standards and then the rest
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Clubbing
Direct Taxation
answered on 10-May-21 21:00
What is the answer for 11th question.
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Yes
Sathiya Bama
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Permutations and combinations
Maths & Stats
answered on 10-May-21 14:01
Answer the question ?
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Total letters in word - 8 We want 2 Ls together, so treat it is 1 single letter. We have one letter A repeating 2 times. So, words can be arranged in 7 factorial / 2 factorial ways. Now, this includes some arrangements in which three L's are together and it may be L(LL) or (LL)L. And these are similar for example PAAR(LL)LE & PAARL(LL)E. We need to deduct such arrangements. No. of such arrangements, will be 6 factorial / 2 factorial ways. Here, we consider 3Ls as single letter and then divided by 2! as A is repeating. Hence, final answer - 7 factorial / 2 factorial - 6 factorial / 2 factorial. Hope this clarifies
Aakash Raavi
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Accounting standards
Accountancy
answered on 10-May-21 11:41
Wt is meant by carve out and carve it ??
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There are certain changes in Ind AS in connection with economic environment of the country and the economic environment presumed by the existence of IFRS. These are mainly due to differences in economic conditions prevailing in India. When these differences are in deviation to the accounting policies and practices stated in IFRS its said to be 'Carve-outs'. Additional guidance given in Ind AS over and above given in IFRS is known as 'Carve-in'
anusha athikamsetty
CA Inter
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Share capital and debentures
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 10-May-21 11:50
Why there is a need to transfer nominal amount equal to redemption of preference shares or buyback of equity shares from free reserve to capital redemption reserve. What is the use of capital redemption reserve.
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Satisfied sir thank you.
Naveen Kumar S
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Loan From Director.
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 12-May-21 17:01
what is the taxability of Directors loan written off by the Company or waived off by the Director, in the books of Company. Is it liable to be taxed as deemed Income in the hands of Company? Can we adjust loan written off against the Reserve and Surplus of the Company. please elaborate with applicable provisions of Income Tax and companies Act 2013
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For formalities board resolutions etc, pls get in touch with a practising CS.
Balamurali Unnithan M S
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Insurance claim .. illustration 9 in indigolearn study material
Accountancy
answered on 10-May-21 08:20
Just want to know why GP is not calculated on adjusted annual Turnover, Bcoz generally we do that way .... But sir has calculated it on direct Gross profit amount 50,000 kindly explain it please
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I see ... Yes sir missed that note below... Thank you sir .. Big fan of your teaching sir��
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Calculation part
Direct Taxation
answered on 09-May-21 22:31
It is normally 32500 know how came
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Ya I got it
THARUN KUMAR EKAMBARAM
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Sale of goods act query
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 09-May-21 19:57
What are ascertain goods ? And how they differ from certain good ? Plz give related example
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Tysm mam �� the ans is very clr in short we can say the full stock is unascertained whereas a single unit from it ascertained... Thanks for helping
sujal jaiswal
CA Foundation
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Capacity to contract
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 09-May-21 19:48
What is tort? And examples of liability to tort by minor
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Tort is a civil wrong. Say A is a minor who has borrowed guitar from his friend B. Now A gives this guitar to C without seeking B's permission and C ends up damaging the guitar. In this case, A is liable for his wrongful act.
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