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answered on 30-Mar-21 10:51
In this question why only entries for exercise period is passed Shouldn't we pass entry on 31.3.X1 as the year end is before the excercise period? Please explain this sum
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The question is only asking for journal entries for the year ended 31.3.20X2
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ROC
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 02-Apr-21 12:49
If the company is omitted from the filing of one-year financials to the ROC. What are the consequences?
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Thank u sit
Balamurali Unnithan M S
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TDS on interest paid on loans and advances other than from bank.
Direct Taxation
answered on 02-Apr-21 12:55
Limit is 5000 and rate is 10%?
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Okei..Mam Thank u very much
Balamurali Unnithan M S
CA Inter
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Drawings
Direct Taxation
answered on 02-Apr-21 14:46
Drawings by way of cash, any limits as per IT act.
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269ST
Balamurali Unnithan M S
CA Inter
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In restrain to trade
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 31-Mar-21 10:34
Trade combination is an exception to in restraint of marriage .what does that mean ???
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No. In cartel, objectives are different. Simple example of trade combination could be 'Shopkeeper Association'
Reetikaa R
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Negotiable instrument
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 31-Mar-21 07:11
Can some one explain the meaning of section 46 of negotiable instrument act (in below image)
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Thank you sir
Sri kanaga Varshini
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Misrepresentation
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 30-Mar-21 10:40
Can the aggrieved party sue for damages or not ?? The difference given below is confusing ...it first says , can sue for damages and then cannot claim for damages .which is correct???
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It doesn't anywhere say that in case of Misrepresentation, injured party can sue for damages. Injured party can repudiate (cancel) the contract or sue for restitution (restoration).
Reetikaa R
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Breachof contract
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 29-Mar-21 22:24
A fraud committed by a party is a breach of contract??
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Breach means failure of a party to perform their respective obligations known as breach.As case above a party committed fraud as there is no consensus ad idem between two parties so automatically the contract becomes voidable
Reetikaa R
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Composition scheme
Indirect Taxation
answered on 30-Mar-21 12:29
If a person registered under CS the supplies must issue bill of supply and need to pay tax from his pocket. If the cs supplier issues bill of supply registered person can get ITC
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Thank u sir and mam
Krishna kumar
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cash flow
Accountancy
answered on 29-Mar-21 19:33
when to use direct and indirect method in cash flow ? how to differentiate
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thank you
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