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AFM
answered on 04-Jul-26 16:40
Sir, why tax benefit of amortisation of (5000*30%=1500) is considered but actual benefit in amortisation(5000) is not considered? [Video Time Stamp: 13:48]
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Because amortisation or depreciation are non cash items and only cash flow that arises out of them is the tax benefit from writing them off in the P&L
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Covered interest arbitrage
Financial Management
answered on 04-Jul-26 19:21
Sir, how do we decide the amount to be covered in the forward contract in covered interest arbitrage? Should the forward contract be for only the foreign currency loan repayment, or should it cover the entire investment proceeds? I've seen both methods in different solutions.
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In both cases interest is covered in forward hedge right 42.4 lacs and 1.05 Both amount include interest in borrowed currency Almost always u will hedge including interest unless question specified otherwise
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REGARDING INT ON ADVANCE
Financial Reporting
answered on 04-Jul-26 18:23
If a customer pays 4000 as advance to company and for two years assume interest is 1000 and the total contract value was 10000.. By the end of the contract how much the customer needs to pay to the company is it 6000 or 5000 ? If it is 5000 then is it ok to recognise the interest amount that we recognised as interest in two years as revenue at the end of the contract ??? [Video Time Stamp: 07:24]
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under Ind AS 115 the company recognises interest expense of 1000. This takes the liability to 5000. Then revenue is recognised at 10,000
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SPOM exams
Others
answered on 13-Jul-26 17:02
Hello sir... I have cleared my ca intermediate group 1 in nov22 and group 2 in may23 (8 papers in total ) And have completed my 2 years articleship as per new scheme. My eligible attempt was sept 26 which got shifted to November. I have not cleared my SPOM set A and set B ( set c and d is exempt ) so can I give these spom exam after writing nov 26 exams and before applying for membership also ? If yes how can form coming from 6 july to be filled
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Articleship - 2 years. So complete before writing exams. 10th October cut-off
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Illustration 30
AFM
answered on 04-Jul-26 09:23
Sir, in this question the 6-month forward premium is 1.66% and the interest rate differential is 2.91%. Since the interest rate differential is greater than the forward premium, should we conclude that the company should borrow in USD and invest in INR? Is my understanding correct? [Video Time Stamp: 03:12]
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Yes PGIDB Premium > Int Differential then borrow domestic
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Gain on contract
AFM
answered on 03-Jul-26 19:05
sir, How the gain on contract is computed in this problem?
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Thank you sir
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And sir i doing clear data in mobile chrome sir clear catch when i again sign in chrome its showing frequently change device block
Accountancy
answered on 03-Jul-26 17:39
But in reality I not changed devices i only done clear data i don't know some time this error showing not everytime some time its shows & if i not do chrome mobile clear data then it's not work properly [Video Time Stamp: 05:13]
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Sir i watching lectures on mobile chrome sir I need to watch in windows Laptop what is
Accountancy
answered on 03-Jul-26 17:40
The policy sir to watch on window sir & sir If i traval can i watch i mobile also if i login in windows Laptop sor i confused thinking Sir If i watch on traveling time on mobile then my Laptop access will block i am correct sir Means I don't need to login in windows hp laptop correct sir I watching same mobile doing seeing psf on same mobile its consuming time 😑 sir
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Roshan G
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illustration 22
AFM
answered on 03-Jul-26 17:50
Dear sir, Here in this sum we are comparing the value of debenture(rs.116) and value of converted equity shares(rs.120) and say the result. But what if the investor decides to holds the debentures for 4 years and then to convert it into equity shares at rs.5 market price. in such case he may receive debenture interest for 4 years and then receive rs.100 value of equity shares. Is it logical to make permutations like this? [Video Time Stamp: 04:41]
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If u wait for maturity and market price falls to 3 then what can investor do. So the best course of action is if you get a reasonable equity share price, anytime today which is better than the market price of the bond. It is best to ahead and convert.
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Doubt
AFM
answered on 03-Jul-26 11:26
Why r-ke is taken in the denominator [Video Time Stamp: 06:32]
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R is ke Every wherever we have taken r- g, or ke-g
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