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!!!!!!!!Merry christmas and happy new year!!!!! Its christmas and new year time !!!! lets get together and celebrate on this festive season '' and coming of new year!!!! wish you all a merry christmas and a wonderfull new year 2009!!!!!
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Shrikantha BN
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| 3 years ago
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wish you and your family same. Lets all of us celebrate together with Unity.
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Arun Gandhi
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| 3 years ago
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Marry Chrismas and Happy new year! lets join together to celebrate the new year without any Fiancial Crisis.
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K. Kartikey
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| 3 years ago
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Thanx & same to you and your family.May the whole world be filled with warmth and good chear holy season and throughout the year. Wish your X-mas be filled with peace and joy.
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If travel that is to happen on a future date has been charged to a corporate credit card, is the air fare expense allowed to be treated as a pre-paid asset under GAAP requirements, or is it considere...
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Chakra Shahi
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Expenses paid in advance suppose to be treated as an asset.
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Arun Gandhi
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Air Fare expenses it cant be treated as a Prepaid Expenses. As Mr. Abhimanyu Nanda Accounts Manager Unitech Ltd , it can be treated as deferred expenses
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Venugopal V
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The Prepaid Airfare must be treated as an asset(Advances) it will came under expenses when we ge the result ie:Travelling etc. Every prepaid expenses are treated as asset/advances and we take it as an expense when it happens.
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i am being asked with a question while in an interview that , suppose you brought your stock for 100 crore and some changes in the market the cost been substantially reduced to say 80 crore then the ...
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Venugopal V
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The difference of 20 crores in Closing Stock will be affected in P L The profit will be less with that amount. You must take the closing stock as 80 crores only.It will reflect in Balance Sheet.
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Arun Gandhi
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20% loss shoule be shown as a Profit and loss of Capital Gain.
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Anupam Kumar Bansal
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In Balance Sheet, the stock will be shown at cost or market price whichever is lower. i.e. it will be shown at Rs 80 crores due to various assertions and accounting assumptions implied. The effect of Rs 20 crores will be reflected in Profit Loss...
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