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answered on 18-Jul-26 18:35
Can we expect FR- brahmastra similar to AFM sir? So that it will be very useful.
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https://youtu.be/znNcHnCoY1s?si=flRUG_QdoVhbOFfp
parvesh s
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Portfolio postioining
AFM
answered on 17-Jul-26 16:53
in this question we are in phase 3 now ( distribution ) so in future there will be down (dip) so we need for that , so we will sell now and invest in low risk portfolio and hold cash if not able to determine.? if they ask for phase 2 then what should we do.? [Video Time Stamp: 01:15:50]
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For phase 2 you should say wait for peak to sell and don’t buy afresh
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Illu 18 cma books
Costing
answered on 22-Jul-26 10:40
This book sums can you clarify my me
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Please solve the sums by yourself. If you have any doubts while solving we will help you with it
Jeevethan
CMA Inter
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ITC common credit
Indirect Taxation
answered on 24-Sep-26 13:07
shop has paid an annual licence fee covering 12 months in a single payment. The GST input tax credit on this licence fee amounts to ₹12,00,000, and the entire ITC is reflected in the GSTR-2B and availed in one month of the financial year. The business is engaged in making both taxable and exempt supplies, so the ITC on the licence fee is treated as common credit. My query is: Should the common credit for Rule 42 calculation be considered as the entire ₹12,00,000 in the month in which the ITC is availed, or should it be spread over the 12-month licence period (i.e., ₹1,00,000 per month) while calculating the monthly reversal of common credit?
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It is taken in the month in which credit is availed
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Derivatives Options
AFM
answered on 16-Jul-26 15:54
Sir, in Qn 8 we have already given probabilities of 60% and 40%. why we again calculate probability [Video Time Stamp: 25:37]
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The probabilities are probabilities of the investor, they are not risk neutral probabilities. Just like in PM chapter CAPM is ideal and actual is something else same way Risk neutral is per formula and 60 , 40 are those of the investor
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Allocation of consideration
Financial Reporting
answered on 16-Jul-26 16:49
In this question, both 2,66,667 [Allocation of fixed price to A] and 1,77,778 [Allocation of variable consideration to A] will be recognised as contract liability right sir ? Since License A is transferred 3 months later. [Video Time Stamp: 11:44]
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Yes. Price for future obligations will be recorded as contract liability initially
Azmi RZmi
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115- Performance Obligation
Financial Reporting
answered on 16-Jul-26 16:54
Sir, in the example of V ltd- providing anti-virus software, it is said under the contract, to provide with update services. If the Customer can get the service from the market, that will be considered as a separate performance obligation right? Just mere contract does not make it a single performance obligation, as discussed in the previous examples. Kindly guide [Video Time Stamp: 04:00]
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Generally in case of updates for software, it is done by original software provider and we would not be able to purchase it separately. if the original vendor sells the update service separately, then it will be a separate PO.
Azmi RZmi
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question no:15 Forged transfer
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 27-Jul-26 08:55
In question no 15 , Why Mr Abhi a genuine buyer in gooth faith has no right for compensation aganist the company? As per sec 56, the company shall compensate the new genuine buyer who exercised good faith in purchasing the shares. The company shall get itself indemnified by the first transferee who used the forged instrument to get the shares transferred to his name.
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ok mam thankyou so much
Geeta B
CA Inter
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Dividend not reinvested
AFM
answered on 16-Jul-26 22:30
Sir, Doubt 1: While explaining this assumption, you have taken dividend for 31-mar-16 as 16720(10*15%*11147.09 units)... but since we are not reinvesting the dividend , the number of units will remain constant right? so dividend has to be 10*15%*10869.57 units = 16304. Doubt 2: sir whether this sum can be solved by calculating yield for each year... like (dividend for y1+CG for Y1)/opening value for y1... similarly for 5 years and average it to get Return p.a%? [Video Time Stamp: 04:42]
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ok sir thank you
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Maximum limit in one FY for sweat equity shares
Corporate & Other Laws
answered on 27-Jul-26 08:56
In question 2 Whether the issuance of 15l equity shares is within the limits of 1 financial year? We have the rule of max limit in one fy! Whether the company satisfied that condition? [Video Time Stamp: 08:14]
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ok mam thankyou so much
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