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Risk analysis in capital budgeting
Financial Management
answered on 11-Mar-21 11:21
What is present value annuity factor and present value interest factor How to use both in specific cases
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Please go through the videos
Santhosh Raj
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INTER - REGISTRATION
Others
answered on 11-Mar-21 09:50
I'm through newfnd...whether after registration my foundation marks will auto populate
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Yes
GOKULA LAKSHMI
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Mcq
Indirect Taxation
answered on 11-Mar-21 13:54
Please provide the answer for 4th McQ along with explanation
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Thankyou!!
Priyanka Udeshi
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Communication of acceptance
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 11-Mar-21 22:49
In this eg ,how will A know that B has posted a letter to him and is in transmission.
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Reetikaa R
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Standard forms.of contract
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 11-Mar-21 21:23
Plss explain .I really can't understand
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Standard forms of contracts are the ones which have a pre-prepared standard template and are widely used in real life. For example, insurance contracts, or say airline / railway tickets etc. They would generally include certain terms and conditions and have provisions w.r.t. liability. The attached photos relates to these contracts and says that these contracts are enforceable, even when say the party is not aware of the content of such stand template in detail. However, before enforcing there should have been a notice which depending on specific cases is reasonable. Say flight carrier gives a notice that one cannot carry certain items in its hand-baggage. This was mentioned in the pre-prepared template. Arjit however did not focus much on it and accepted the contract (i,.e. paid money etc.). Now when Arjit wants to carry such prohibited material, flight carrier can enforce the contract - they can say this is not allowed as per contract and its enforceable. Now say the document printed and delivered to Arjit did not on the face of it, include a notice that it contains certain special conditions like these. In that case, Arjit would not be bound by it. As for the case law relating to a transporter given in the attached photo, please refer our video at serial 19 under 'Nature of Contract'
Reetikaa R
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Mode of acceptance
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 11-Mar-21 22:52
How many modes of communication of acceptance are there ?? I think it s 3 coz by act ,omission n by conduct .but in video ,by act n omission is mentioned ?? Which is correct?
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No. Written or oral is with respect to words, not act. And as Meda mentioned act includes conduct. Section 3 of the Act prescribes in general terms two modes of communication namely, (a) by any act and (b) by omission
Reetikaa R
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Residential status
Direct Taxation
answered on 11-Mar-21 00:38
U.S 6(1a) Deemed resident, If you are an indian citizen. If u r income other than FI exceed 15 L And No tax liability in any other country. "Even though you are in india is less than 120 days" You become deemed resident but not OR. This is i am understanding this section. Is it correct ?
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Yes. Thank you.
AKHIL KOSHY
CA Final
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Final registration
Exams
answered on 11-Mar-21 19:05
Can anyone help are you staff ward option in final registration what I have to choose
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We have not understood your query. please elaborate the same
sriram saiteja
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Cash flow statement
Accountancy
answered on 11-Mar-21 12:39
In this sum how to calculate tax provisions and advance tax
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Good topic. Please refer video at serial 15, 16 (Illustration 5) under Cash Flow Statement - faculty has beautifully explained this calculation.
Prasanna Venkatesan
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Contingent liability
Accountancy
answered on 11-Mar-21 23:05
Contingent liability if becomes payable, is it current liability??
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Reetikaa R
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