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at the time of reissue of forfeited shares at discount of rs 2 per share is allowed so the total amount of discount of rs 400 is adjusted from the four features amount of rs 600 and the balance amount of rs 200 is transferred to capital reserve account being a capital gain.

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From the point of view of partnership business, salary given to manager is called______??

Posted by Nishu Nishu 6 years ago

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Nishu Nishu 6 years ago

Sure??

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Preet Kaur 6 years ago

Manager commission

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Of which year the proposed dividend should be taken current or previous?

Posted by Aditya Rawat 6 years ago

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Aditya Rawat 6 years ago

But I thing according to AS 4 previous year proposed dividend should be taken

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Preet Kaur 6 years ago

Current year

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Pratyaksh Chauhan 6 years ago

Current

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Find sacrificing ratio

Posted by Praveen Rawat 6 years ago

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Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

Sacrificing ratio is the ratio where the old partners give their consent to forego their share of gains into the new partner. The forego (sacrifice) by a partner is equivalent to:

Old Share of Profit – New Share of Profit

Sacrificing ratio is computed during the time of addition or admission of a new associate partner. It is the portion in which old partners forego their share to the new associate.

A new partner is needed to :

Recompense the old partners for their forfeiture of share in the gains of the enterprise for which he gets in a supplement amount known as goodwill or premium

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X ltd had Rs 1200000 , 11% debentutres outstanding on 1st april ,2012 . During the year , it took a loan of Rs 4 lakh from canara bank for which company deposited debentures of Rs. as collateral security. Pass necessary journal entries and show the transactions will appear in balance sheet of the company

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What is meant by employees stock option plan

Posted by Ayush Mali 6 years ago

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Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

Employee Stock Option Plan or ESOP is wherein company issues shares to its employees at a price that is lower than the market price. Employee gets an option to execute the offer with an objective of motivating employees to perform better and promote a sense of ownership.

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Give the answer of cash flow statement question no 13

Posted by Sapna Singh 6 years ago

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Vishwajeet Jha 6 years ago

Behan book naam bhi to batao ?

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Is Subscription received in advance an liability ??

Posted by Neha Singh 6 years ago

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Abhi Tiwari 6 years ago

Why not bro

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Harsh Jain 6 years ago

Yes

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Chirag Garg 6 years ago

Yes

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Sahil Kushwaha 6 years ago

Yes

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only comprehensive project is prepared by class 12 th com. specific project work is remove from current year syllabus plz answer my question

Posted by Pardeep Kaur Khaira 6 years ago

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Abhi Tiwari 6 years ago

No u have to make comprehensive plus take a company and analysis of that company on 2 years basis ratios and cash flow to be calculated

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Share issued at premium and reissued at premium is in a syllabus

Posted by Vaibhav Mishra 6 years ago

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Samar Gagneja Panjabi Boy Samar 6 years ago

Yes

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Aman Kumar 6 years ago

Yes

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Anshika Tayal 6 years ago

Yes

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Komal Poddar? 6 years ago

Yea...it is in syllabus

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I have 1 month for my board exam but i want to only pass marks because i can't learn worst syallbus

Posted by Anmol Malhi 6 years ago

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Sunaina Bisht 6 years ago

You can take some help from a YouTube channel named Commerce Baba. Logically understand the theory part and practical subjects require practice.

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Aman Siwach 6 years ago

For getting passing marks you should work hard

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Aman Siwach 6 years ago

Moj lerya h ??????

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Calculation of cash flow from operating activities from statement of profit and loss

Posted by Padma Kumari 6 years ago

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Abhi Tiwari 6 years ago

No from bal. Sheet

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Model test papaer 1 solutions

Posted by Eshika Gupta 6 years ago

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Please can anybody give me the solution of ques. 48 pratical npo DK GOEL

Posted by Vishal Tiwari 6 years ago

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State the basis on which receipt and payment is prepared in cash of not for profit organisation

Posted by Saurav Gupta 6 years ago

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Ankush Choudhary 6 years ago

Cash basis

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Bhushan Singh 6 years ago

Cash basis

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Vishnu Kumar Patidar 6 years ago

cash basis

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Debt

Posted by Vikas Kumar 6 years ago

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If A and B are. Partner if both partners are die so whats happen in firm

Posted by Sanyam Jain 6 years ago

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Lunatic .. 6 years ago

Dissolution

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Ankush Choudhary 6 years ago

Firm will dissy

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Niya Sharma 6 years ago

firm will also dissolve firm will comes to an end

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Balram Kumar 6 years ago

The firm will dissolve

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Rohini Agarwal 6 years ago

The firm also dies probably

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Arun, Ajay And Dinesh Are Partner Sharing Profit And Losses In The Ratio Of 4:3:1 ajay retires and Gives His Share Of Profit To Arun 7,000 and C 9,000. What Is The Gaining Sharing Ratio of Arun And Dinesh?

Posted by Lucky Choudhary 6 years ago

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Lokesh Choudhary 5 years, 2 months ago

no answer

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Lokesh Choudhary 5 years, 2 months ago

4:1

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Ankush Choudhary 6 years ago

Arun 3/6 and D -3/6

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Difference between receipts and payment account

Posted by Mohammad Maaz 6 years ago

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Lucky Choudhary 6 years ago

All Expesnes in Recorded payment Side.. All Income in Recorded Receipts... Cash out to Recorded Payment Side. Cash Come To Recoded Receipts Side.

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What is the practical or project syllabus of acconunts?

Posted by Jay Kumar 6 years ago

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Vivek Dutt?? 6 years ago

Talk to ur concerned teacher

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What is the ful form of accountancy

Posted by Aman Kumar 6 years ago

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Calculate closing trade receivable... Cost of revenue from operations..16 lakh Gross profit on cost..25 percent Cash revenue from operation..25 percent of credit revenue from operations.. Trade receivable turnover ratio..5 times Closing trade receivable were 1.5 times than that in the beginning

Posted by Nishtha Girdhar 6 years ago

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Vasu Gupta 6 years ago

opening recievables 256000 and closing 384000

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Hritik Raj 6 years ago

Matlab mera louda

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Accountancy class 12th DK GOEL npo pratical ques .no 48 Solution of opening balance sheet

Posted by Vishal Tiwari 6 years ago

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Pankaj Singh 5 years, 3 months ago

dk goel answers

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What is financial statement?

Posted by Canvas Enjoy 6 years ago

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Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

Financial statement is written reports of financial affairs of a company which reports and communicate the result of its business operations for a particular period of time and its financial position at the end of that period.

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X limited offer 25000 shares 100 each pable as 25 rupees an application 20 rupees on allotment 30 rupees on first call 25 rupees on final call application were received for 40,000 shares out of which share were allotted to the application for 35000 shares on Pro rata basis shareholder paid the allotment money except who was allotted 500 shares the share forfeited immediately the first call was made thereafter the forfeited share for re-issued rupees 78 per share rupees 75 paid up

Posted by Tisha Garg 6 years ago

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