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answered on 16-May-20 19:04
Is tally course (including certificate ) and gst course FREE with the full course till Nov 2020???
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Course is free. For certification you need to pay certification fees.
Reetikaa R
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Proportions
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answered on 17-May-20 00:10
If A:B=3:2 AND B:C=3:5 then A:B:C is Q no.13
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Yea., I got it.. answer 6:10:30.. Thanks
Ritesh Pandey
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When surprise element in audit is desirable?
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answered on 30-May-20 11:51
Explanation?
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Thanks
K.V. Karthik
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answered on 19-May-20 10:49
Hello sir !! Is ITT&orientation exempt for this attempt. Can I join articles after August attempt ??
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Yes u can...
SAI RUPA
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Closing inventory of stationery
Accountancy
answered on 17-May-20 07:22
Should we not disclose the closing inventory of stationery in its ledger
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Thank you Sriharsha
lithish kumar
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Bank or cash A/C
Accountancy
answered on 18-May-20 09:29
"Started business with a capital of â?¹50,00,000" What to record as bank or cash a/c in the above when journalising. Can we take any one(cash or bank) or we consider particularly one.
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Thanks a lot ð???
Hari Krishna
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Capital structure
Financial Management
answered on 16-May-20 12:35
My doubt is in the screenshot please explain
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Ok tq sir
Aishwarya Sreepada
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answered on 16-May-20 10:44
Sir when will the paper 7 and paper 12 of cma inter will be launched sir??
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Sir please try to cover full syllabus of cma Paper 7 direct tax And gst sir It will be useful for many students including me. Thanks in advance..
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Capital structure
Financial Management
answered on 18-May-20 19:28
Why ko is taken as percentage what is relevance of expressing everything in terms of percentage
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Ko is expressed in percentage so as to compare the cost of getting the capital with that of the capital received. For example, we take the capital to be Rs.1,00,000 and the cost of getting that capital is 10%. So we get to know that the cost of getting the capital is Rs.1,00,000 x 10% = Rs.10,000. Hence, we provide everything in percentages so as to compare the percentage of cost we incurred on capital with that of another company in the same period or within the company for different periods.
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Independent branch
Accountancy
answered on 16-May-20 20:20
In illustration 13 - can you explain working note no 02 and then why we transfer the amount of branch stock reserve in the books of kp manufacture balance sheet
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For your reference
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