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Explain debentures ?

Posted by Aayush Sharma 6 years ago

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Maheshwari Mansi 6 years ago

debentures are creditorship securities and an important debt instrument for raising long-term finance debentures carry a fix rate of interest as they are prefixed it is mandatory for companies to pay interest on debentures regularly and repay the debentures capital on maturity as agreed upon .debentures can be redeemable debenture convertible debenture and collateral debenture

Ashu Garg 6 years ago

Debentures are the instrument for taking loans these debenture holders have first share in the companies profit

Incredible Suri 6 years ago

A debenture is one of the most typical forms of long term loans that a company can take. It is normally a loan that should be repaid on a specific date, but some debentures are irredeemable securities (sometimes referred to as perpetual debentures).

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Why is insurance necessary rather than a choice for business

Posted by Rohan Sharma 6 years ago

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Yash Chauhan 6 years ago

Cause of saftey ?

Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

Insurance is necessity rather than a choice for a business because life is full of uncertainties. Both life and property are exposed to risk or accidents. Death or serious injury causes by train or air accident or shipwreck, loss of goods and property in transit are common uncertainties. Everyone is exposed to one type of risk or the other. But is it impossible to say in advance as to one whose shoulder the heavy burden of such a loss is going to fall. It means that no one can be certain of smooth sailing in private life or business. Insurance does not end all these uncertainties but it minimizes the impact of such uncertainties so that there is a need of insurance.

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Explain the important document that have to be prepared for the incorporation of a company ?

Posted by Rekha Pandey 6 years ago

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Kunwar Bajwa 6 years ago

1 MOA 2AOA 3 Statement of authorised capital 4 list of directors 5 Written consent of directors to act as directors 6 notice of the address of the registered office 7 satutory declaration that all the formalities are duly completed

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Write any two risks involve in e-commerce

Posted by Chirag Vijayvergiya 6 years ago

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Ashu Garg 6 years ago

Products that are send can be damaged and Return Of money can be difficult

Ashu Garg 6 years ago

Hacking of our account

Armandeep Singh 6 years ago

a.Virus b.hacking c.transactional risk

Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

(i) Brand Hijacking and (ii) Hacking.

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Define hundi

Posted by Sachin Chauhan 6 years ago

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Explain documents required in import procedure

Posted by Anil Pandey 6 years ago

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Armandeep Singh 6 years ago

a.Import license b.letter of credit c.inspection certificate d.bill of exchange

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Need and importance of control

Posted by Ajay Kumar 6 years ago

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Question ? full form of WTO

Posted by Ayush Kumar Kumar 6 years ago

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Ashu Garg 6 years ago

World trade organization

Rohan Sharma 6 years ago

World Thullu Organization

Armandeep Singh 6 years ago

Its world trade organisation

Divya Mishra 6 years ago

world trade organisation

Komalpreet Kaur Khattra 6 years ago

World trade organization

Santosh Jha 6 years ago

World trade organization

Harish Kumar 6 years ago

World Trade Organisation

Naina Tandon 6 years ago

World trade organization

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What factor need to do convert domestic bussiness to international bussiness

Posted by Dhruv Khandelwal 6 years ago

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Ashu Garg 6 years ago

More capital More risk More resources More managerial skills Advance technology

Virendra Sahu 6 years ago

More profit More income Bear large risk in business

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Features of huf

Posted by Sharadha V 6 years ago

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Armandeep Singh 6 years ago

A.Limited liability of all the other members except karta,the head. B. No.of member's limit is not fixed there can be any no.of memberd. C. Continuity of the business is more.

Harish Kumar 6 years ago

Liability Karta have unlimited liability but members of the family have limited liabilities.

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Difference in adr , gdr and idr

Posted by Neetu T 6 years ago

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Ekta Verma 6 years ago

GDRs are global depository receipts ; when a company from a domestic country sells shares to any European countries. ADRs means selling shares to American depository receipt. And IDRs means indian investors buying shares from other countries.

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How many types of commercials banki

Posted by Anand Kumar 6 years ago

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Mansi Kulshreshtha 6 years ago

2 types- private commercial banks and public commercial banks

Ashu Garg 6 years ago

Two types are there

Virendra Sahu 6 years ago

There are two types of Bank are-: public sector bank, private sector bank

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Medium term finance

Posted by Jaspreet Singh 6 years ago

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Harish Kumar 6 years ago

Equity shares

Anand Kumar 6 years ago

When business finance 1 to 10 years

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Sample paper

Posted by Poli H 6 years ago

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Harish Kumar 6 years ago

Why you have my cbse guide app???

Adibhaiji Kumar 6 years ago

??

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Goods and services tax-Main terms

Posted by Daizy Kushwaha 6 years ago

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Armandeep Singh 6 years ago

GST-> CGST &SCST(levied on goods in the same state) -> IGST (levied on goods sold outside the state say, from punjab to himachal)

Harish Kumar 6 years ago

Octroi

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What is the full form of SSL?

Posted by Niyati Bagherwal 6 years ago

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Ashu Garg 6 years ago

Secure sockets layer

Ashu Garg 6 years ago

Small scale industries

Ekta Verma 6 years ago

Small Scale industries.

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Recently when moasic ltd was falling short of funds to meet the flotation cost of its upcoming issues of preference shares the company raised deposits from mosaic ltd .which had surplus funds. Identify the source of finance?

Posted by Amarjeet Yadav 6 years ago

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Harish Kumar 6 years ago

External sources of fund

Virendra Sahu 6 years ago

Public deposits

Armandeep Singh 6 years ago

Not too much sure but may be its ICD (intercorporate deposits

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What is prepetual succession?

Posted by Reema Sharma 6 years ago

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Ashu Garg 6 years ago

Means business can be transferred to three successive generation and have business continuity

Armandeep Singh 6 years ago

It means that owner and business is considered separate form of entities in the eyes of law.

Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

Perpetual Succession Company is a legal entity separate of its owners or members. It can be brought to an end only by law as it is created by the law. It will only cease to exist when a specific procedure for its closure, called winding up, is completed. Members may come and go, but the company continues to exist through consecutive succession of old members by new members on a continuous basis. We can say that ‘perpetual succession’ implies permanent existence which is not affected by death, retirement insolvency of members.

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Name the types of economic activities

Posted by Youg Jain 6 years ago

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Ashu Garg 6 years ago

Business professiona amd employment

Armandeep Singh 6 years ago

Economic activities are of three types:- Employment Profession Business

Youg Jain 6 years ago

Primary,secondary,teratairy

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import and export procedure

Posted by Nitin Sharma 6 years ago

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Mansi Kulshreshtha 6 years ago

Export procedure 1) receipt of enquiry 2) receipt of order/indent 3) assuring credit worthiness of the buyer 4) obtaining the import export license 5) pre shipment finance 6) production and procurement of goods 7) pre shipment inspection 8) excise clearance 9) obtaining certificate of origin 10) reservation of shipping space 11) packing and forwarding of goods 12) insurance of goods 13) customs clearance 14) obtaining mate's receipt 14) receipt of payment freight and issuance of bill of lading 16) preparation of invoice 17) securing payment IMPORT PROCEDURE 1) trade enquiry 2) obtaing import license 3) obtaining foreign exchange 4) placing order/indent 5) obtaining letter of credit 6) arranging for finance 7) receipt of shipmemt advice 8) retirement of import documents 9) arrival of goods 10) customs clearance and release of goods

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What is prospectus?

Posted by Nelson D'Sa 6 years ago

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Ashu Garg 6 years ago

In which all tje rules and works are mentioned about one company it is a detailed document of a company

Divyansh Monga 6 years ago

It is a document in which all the information about the company is written and every about the shares which company will be issueing to genral public and capital subscription , minimum subscription is written to attract the genral public for issueing shares

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business organisation

Posted by Roshan Gaming 6 years ago

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Gaytri Jaiswal 6 years ago

What question

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Term insured,insurer happening of event

Posted by Trishit Deb 6 years ago

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Armandeep Singh 6 years ago

'Insured' is one who takes insurance of his/her goods. 'Insurer' is one who promise to compesate the loss made to the insured. 'Happening of the event' is the subject matter of insurance say, insurance against fire against vehicle.

Harish Kumar 6 years ago

Insurance

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What is information about bank balance and some latest transaction called?

Posted by Chander Garg 6 years ago

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What is Debit cards

Posted by G Prasad Rajwade 6 years ago

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Armandeep Singh 6 years ago

Debit card is a card which contains debit balances.

Harish Kumar 6 years ago

Cards with debit

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What is intectuall property rights..? Koi pdf hi bhejdena meko agar possible ho toh

Posted by Aarju Khan 6 years ago

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Sanyam Ganotra 6 years ago

IPR- Intellectual property rights are reffered to as legal rights that are conferred on human property such as painting art etc.

Siddhartha Jain 6 years ago

Or we can say it is a property of a person as is creater by human intellect

Siddhartha Jain 6 years ago

It refers to any original creation of the human intellect such as artistic,literacy,technical or scientific creations

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What are the steps taken by government of India for startup India scheme

Posted by Bablu Choudhary 6 years ago

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what is single pantership

Posted by Rohit Sharma 6 years ago

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Armandeep Singh 6 years ago

Sole proprietorship is a single partnership. Controlled by single person. Capital is contributed by single person only.risk is beared by singĺe person.

Rajat Sharma 6 years ago

A single partner is also known as sole proprietorship is a business owned, managed and controlled by an individual

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What is pre-shipment finance

Posted by Samarth Dongale?? 6 years ago

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Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

It is also referred to as packing credit. It is working capital finance provided by Commercial banks to the exporter prior to the shipment of goods. It provides the exporters with working capital between the time of the receipt of order and the time of shipment to arrange for production or procurement of goods.

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Problems of international business

Posted by Sharim Khan 6 years ago

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Ashu Garg 6 years ago

More capital needed More formalities Wider managerial skills More risk Advance technology More investment in raw materials More procedures gor setting up

Armandeep Singh 6 years ago

Lot of procedures are to be followed. A lot of documents have to be collected. A lot of finance is needed

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