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It is an accounting statement that provide a systematic record of all the receipts and payments between our country and rest of the world in a given period of time.

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How to do pro rata questions?

Posted by Prachi Saxena 6 years ago

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A and B are partners in the farmer sharing profits in the ratio 3 is to 2 their balance sheet as at 31st March 11 students in the capitals a 35,000 B 30302 10000 bank loan 9036 current assets machinery 33,000 furniture 50000 investment 20,000 20,000 at Rs 19000 + 2000 2000 cash 12,000 on that date they admit C into partnership for 14 share in the profits on the following trans she brings capital proportional to share he brings 7000 cash as a share of goodwill all letters R code depreciates talk by 5% and furniture by 10% and outstanding bill for repairs 1080 brought in the books of the investment were taken over by A and B in the profit sharing ratio at the book value bank loan speed of partners agreed to share their future profits in the ratio 3 is to 3 is to to prepare revaluation partners capital and balance sheet after admissions of C into the partnership

Posted by Aditiya Jain 6 years ago

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X y and z are sharing profits in the ratio of 2: 2:1 y died on 30th June 2015 accounts are closed on 31st March sales for the year ended 31st March 2015 amounted to 600000 sales of 200000 amounted for the period between 1st April 2015 to 30th June 2015 the profit for the year ended 31st March 2015 amounted to 60000 y's shares in profit will be

Posted by Vishwajeet Jha 6 years ago

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Short term borrowing treatment in cash flow. And proposed dividend are taken for previous year or current year and also tell for interim dividend

Posted by Shivani Melka 6 years ago

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Shivani Melka 6 years ago

Is short term borrowing is bank loan then how it will be treated in cash flow

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Devansh Saran 6 years ago

Short term borrowing ..if nothing is stated particularly about it then will be treated as bank OD and its changes will be shown in financing activities. Proposed and interim dividends last year amount will be treated or shown always

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Net decrease in working capital other than cash and cash eqivalents’ will increase, decrease or not change cash flow from operating activities. Give reason in support of your answer

Posted by Vishwakarma Ankur 6 years ago

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Under which circumstances a fixed capital of a partner may change?

Posted by Parul Umrao 6 years ago

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Hashir Rehan 6 years ago

1 drawings 2.additional cap

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Which type of important question in board exam in 2020

Posted by Ankit Gupta 6 years ago

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Divya Rathore 6 years ago

Hmm

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Sonam Rathor 6 years ago

Hard question

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Give one transaction which is partly shown in investing and partly shown in financing activity while preparing cash flow statement.?

Posted by Mohit Agarwal 6 years ago

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Why current a/c is opened when partner doesnot bring goodwill in cash

Posted by Gopal Pundir 6 years ago

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Md Zaid 6 years ago

Because it is liability on partner and he need to give it

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Any one can plzz give me the accountancy project

Posted by Harshita Lalwani 6 years ago

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P.Q and R are partners sharing profits and losses in the ratio 4:3:1. Q retires from the firm selling his share of profit to P for Rs.3,600 and R for Rs.4,500. The profit for the year after Q's retirement was Rs.10, 500.Calculate the new profit sharing ratio and pass journal entries.

Posted by Dd D 6 years ago

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Moto Gp 6 years ago

Nr-5:8

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What should be included in project file?

Posted by Lakhan Garg 6 years ago

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Which accounting principal or concept is not followed in not for prfit organization ?

Posted by Ritika Singla 6 years ago

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Dividend paid = 150000 how will this be treated in calculating cash flow from operating activities?

Posted by Geetam Kabra 6 years ago

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Ritika Singla 6 years ago

It will be deducted from financing activity and added while calculating net profit before extraordinary items and tax

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If date of drawings is not given, for how many months would interest on drawings be Charged?

Posted by Mahender Thakral 6 years ago

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Moto Gp 6 years ago

P.a ho to6 months agar p.annum na ho to1 year

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Roshni Chhabra 6 years ago

6 months

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Ritika Singla 6 years ago

On average basis 6 months

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Which one is representing capital receipt

Posted by Ansh Khare 6 years ago

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How can we prepare for one mark questions accountancy?

Posted by Harshit Garg 6 years ago

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Vivek Kanojiya 6 years ago

Its all about fundamental. Just read the chapter carefuly

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Kisi per pre board answer key h

Posted by Malik Boy1086 6 years ago

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Pre board answer key kab mil payegi

Posted by Malik Boy1086 6 years ago

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What is meant by private placement of share

Posted by Hardik Arya 6 years ago

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Singh Rajput 6 years ago

also known as stock option. It means after crossing a certain limit of profit, offering the share to own employees at a lower price than the Market price. It is financial incentive.

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Name any two capital receipt that are directly added to the capital fund

Posted by Rachita T 6 years ago

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