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answered on 07-Nov-20 12:59

Services provided by a business correspondent to a bank in urban area, who will pay gst and who will avail itc?

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Yes right

Satya  Shashank

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Investment Accounts

Accountancy

answered on 05-Nov-20 18:16

Kindly see the attached question... Dividend is declared for the year ended 31.03.2014 @ 20% i.e. when Sundar had 25000 shares.. and he will receive dividend on them... But later they say that... dividend for shares acquired on 20.06.14 to be adj. against cost.. QUERY: Company declared dividend only for year ended 31.03.2014, then how can we know the dividend % for shares acquired on 20.06.14. In solution study mat has taken 20% here as well...

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They have assumed that dividends have not been paid on rights and bonus shares which is not a correct assumption. You can make a suitable note in the answers.

Deepak Gupta

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Doubt

Accountancy

answered on 05-Nov-20 18:12

Please explain point E on this question. The answer to that is True ..how??

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Ok sir thank you so much

Sri kanaga Varshini

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Presumptive Taxation- Treatment of Partnership Incomes in Hands of partners

Direct Taxation

answered on 05-Nov-20 11:17

A partnership firm that has been allowed presumptive taxation- Will it be allowed to pay salaries and interest on capital to the extent permissible under Income Tax Act, 1961? And will any excess paid (For example; Interest on Capital paid at 15% i.e. 3% more than the limit of 12%) be taxable in the hands of the partner? (The usual treatment is that appropriation would be disallowed and included in income of firm)?

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Any deduction allowable under the provisions of sections 30 to 38 shall, for the purposes of sub-section (1), be deemed to have been already given full effect to and no further deduction under those sections shall be allowed. There is no taxability of excess interest paid.

Suraj Narayanan

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Audit evidence

Auditing

answered on 04-Nov-20 18:05

How is audit evidence "cumulative" in nature ?

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K thax sir

Swathi Krishna

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Consignment

Accountancy

answered on 04-Nov-20 17:34

In consignment account, goods sent on consignment should be calculated on selling price of cost price??

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Invoice price or cost price. Depends on the question.

Pooja .

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Doubt

Maths & Stats

answered on 04-Nov-20 16:48

Are we given rough paper/working column maths exam?

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You have to do it in space available in the question paper.

vidhya ayyarappan

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Doubt

Maths & Stats

answered on 04-Nov-20 16:49

How to solve this problem.?

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Use effective interest rate formula.

Sri kanaga Varshini

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How did institute get this figure '7333' ?

Accountancy

answered on 04-Nov-20 23:22

Pg 2.62 , Q4. See attached please

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Clear thank you sir

Kumarjit Dey

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Query related to Joint Life Policy (partnership firm, dissolution)

Accountancy

answered on 04-Nov-20 17:11

How to treat â?¢ JLP Reserve (which appears on Liability side) â?¢ JLP (asset side) â?¢ JLP "surrendered" given in additional info Through Realisation and/or Partner's Capital Accounts? See attached for Q.

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Two approaches. 1. Transfer both reserve and policy to realisation and give credit to the amoutn collected/received from the policy. 2. Transfer reserve to partners capital account directly. Transfer JLP to realisation and give credit for amount received.

Kumarjit Dey

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