nave een

• Feb 21st, 2017

CST (Central Sales Tax) is a form of indirect tax imposed only on goods sold from one state to another state, which particularly takes into account that the buyer and the seller needs to be in two dif...

Manjunath

• Dec 28th, 2016

When we are selling goods to another state, CST is applicable
GST is applicable all over India and same VAT rate will be applicable

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sindhuja

• Dec 8th, 2014

All Accounting Ledgers in mentioned period reconcile &
After that finalize Trading & Profit & loss A/c &
Balance sheet called finalization of accounts.
Finalization of Accounting entries like Provision of Expenses, Depreciation etc

sohail

• Oct 11th, 2014

Somebody explain me process of A/C finalization

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AMIT KUMAR SINGH

• Jan 17th, 2016

If an asset is purchased during the financial year and it is not been put to use even for a single day, then the depreciation cant be claimed. If its been use even for a single day then the depreciation should be charged for 180 days.

Navjot Singh

• Oct 7th, 2015

The assets which is used for business purpose in the previous year then we can claim depreciation otherwise we cant.

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vijay.rathinavel

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• Mar 13th, 2010

Cash FlowIt is a Statement showing changes in inflow & outflow of cash during the period.A. Operating Activities,B. Investment ActivitiesC. Financial ActivitiesThe CFS allows investors to und...

dinanath

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• Jan 31st, 2009

Changes in working capital due to Non Current Transaction is called Fund Flow and Changes in Working capital due to current and non current transaction is called Cash Flow.

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Joyeusenini

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• Mar 13th, 2009

The direction and control of activities with the purpose of getting the right inventory in the right place at the right time in the right quantity in the right form at the right cost.

ahamed786

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• May 16th, 2008

To maintain stock levels

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How to account for Letter of Credit in the Books of Accounts of the Company ?

Md. Mamun Kabir

• Aug 4th, 2015

LC Related all Accounting Solution

a. kalyanaraman a. kalyanaraman

• Jan 24th, 2014

Difference between inland lc and foreign lc in accounting journals

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utsav

• Dec 14th, 2015

Retail invoice cannot be considered as a "cash receipt" since, the retail invoice is just as quotation or bill. Whereas cash receipt is proof of payment.

Narasimhaprasad K

• Feb 24th, 2014

Retail invoice is for detailed product or services details as price per Quantity, rate, and Tax on product and Unit of measure...etc.,

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Ramesh bought the machinery for 100000 and annual depreciation is 10% on diminishing value method,11 month he sold the machine for 20K. Pass the appropriate journal entries..

Jasir

• Jul 26th, 2017

Depreciation a/c dr 9,167.00
Cash a/c dr 20,000.00
P/L a/c dr 70,833.00
To Machinery a/c 100,000.00

UMA

• Jun 24th, 2016

Cash A/C 20,000
P/L A/C 15337
machinery A/C 35,337

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anil_sheoran

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• Mar 22nd, 2010

Cost is not included in govt. balance sheet.

rama krishna

• Jul 16th, 2007

I think it is cost, because it is a part of trading or profit & loss account

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vasudeo007  

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• Member Since Jul-2008 | Aug 19th, 2008

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The word "Turnover" has many meanings.

For a trader/manufacturer/service provider it means total sales (cash+credit).

While when a bank gives loan to any person or company they see the turnover.

Here the turnover generally refers to the total credits in any given period in account holder's account.

While bank's own turnover is the total loans disbursed + outstanding recovery of earlier period - bad debts (loans written off) in this period.

Considering the disclosure norms in Accounting Standards the announcement of turnover is required. I am not sure for which industries it is mandatory and for which industries it is not. But it is nevertheless announced.

Balance sheet of any company can be easily window dressed. So to understand whether whatever profits that are shown are really from turnover or not the announcement of turnover becomes necessary.

In case if a person/investor finds out that the turnover of any company is not high but the company is saying that they have made big profits then he can probe in details as to how the company is making its money.

In case if the investor finds out that the company is selling the goods to a huge quantity but not making much profits then he can investigate the books of accounts to find out what are the causes of low profitability.

Vasudeo.

mech.sanjay

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• Mar 24th, 2011

An aspest-how the management efficiency is being turned around in terms of quantity being sold on technology, cost, human & time constraints.note-these constraints can be prioritized.

vasudeo007

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• Aug 19th, 2008

The word "Turnover" has many meanings.For a trader/manufacturer/service provider it means total sales (cash+credit).While when a bank gives loan to any person or company they see the turnove...

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SONIA AGARWAL

• Feb 6th, 2007

Hi Sagar Your question is very good, in my opinion answer is Liabilities are credit and assets are debit side(Right Side), In Indian Accounting rules the performa is this. But US and UK use Assets...

shailendra

• Dec 28th, 2006

hi,it may be help u in understanding y labilities is shown in left side n assets is shown in right side.we all knows that left side is represent the debit balance n right side represent the credit&nbs...

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Rakesh Gupta

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• May 9th, 2007

It depends on where you are using this abbriviation.SLA stands for Service Level Agreement Where in you are entering with the other departement of your organisation for performing some duties. ie Purc...

Ramamoorthy

• Mar 13th, 2007

SLA refers to Service Level Agreement.

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satish

• Dec 30th, 2014

Salary A/C DR
To Salaries Payable A/C
To TDS payable A/C
To EPF Payable A/C
To ESI payable A/c

MUNIKRISHNAPPA K

• Oct 30th, 2014

TDS A/C DR
EPF A/C DR
ESI A/C DR

Outstanding liability CR

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What is the diffrence between Travelling and Conveyance

Chinchu

• Sep 1st, 2017

Travelling expenses means expenses related to travel from one place to another place by person for the purpose of business.

Conveyance means expenses related to travel from place of living to Office or workplace and return to place of living.

Chinchu

• Sep 1st, 2017

Travelling expenses means expenses related to travel from one place to another place by person for the purpose of business.

Conveyance Means the expenses related to travel from the place of living to office or workplace and return to place of living.

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Which items belong in income statement and do not belong in balance sheet statement

bart simpson

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• Jul 16th, 2008

examples of a income statement and balance sheet

kanr707

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• Jan 15th, 2008

Dear Rekha...I want to correct something if you do not mind,About the items which you mentio it in the income statement, It does not Include capital.Capital is included in the balance sheet.

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What is meaning of Stale Cheque?

Zee

• Apr 19th, 2015

Cheque is valid for 3 months Older the current date "current delegation". So before 3 months dated cheque is stale.

Kuldeep Shaw

• Jan 10th, 2015

The above two answers are not up to date.
Currently a cheque is valid for only 3 months from the date of signing it.
after that it will be considered stale and will not be eligible for encashment at the counter.

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An employee Rs.7000 per month salary, how much his 6 months PF contribution.

madhav

• Jan 10th, 2018

First, find out how much Basic and DA he is getting on that we have to calculate 12 % on the whole salary

• Jul 25th, 2017

7000x6x12%=5040

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Please tell me the complete Record to Report cycle.

Kapil Bhardwaj

• Mar 7th, 2018

Need complete Cycle of R2R

devendra

• Mar 22nd, 2017

R2R starts with
Source Documents=>Journal entry=>Ledger=>Trial balance=>Adjustments=>Closing and consolidation=> Financial Reporting

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rameshnamasivayam

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• Sep 8th, 2008

Provisions are to allocate an amount to meetout the requirement.Reserves are made avaialble to meet business demands eg., meet out obsoletions, to meet out expansions etc.,By and large provisions will have revisions, reserves will not have.

kinjal

• Aug 4th, 2007

Except for general reserve, all reserves are created for specific future liability, eg : capital reserve, debenture redemption reserve, investment fluctuation reserve,etc

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rameshnamasivayam

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• Sep 8th, 2008

If an amount incurred or accounted or paid to establish over a period of time of the business or for the business, these kind of accounts are treated as deferred account.Eg., An advertisement expenses incurred by an organisation etc.,

snmudhol

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• Jun 5th, 2008

Any incomes or expenses which are received or incurred during the financial year but not yet earned or benefit received those receipts or payments are charged to this account instead of charging it to...

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