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sir,
for exa.one salary for month rs.28000/- goss but he has no
pf and esi and pt deduct but he will pay only rent
rs.8200/- per month and insurance 16500/- so now i deduct
from his salary tds |
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Question Submitted By :: Guest |
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| Answer | 16500  |
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sir,
i am working in part time job in welding institute in that
some expenses will come cylinder and scrap material and rods
w (welding) these all are direct expense or indirect
expenses , please explain |
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Question Submitted By :: Kvenkat4 |
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| Answer | See...
I want to clear u tht
Direct expenses are those which are directly related to the
job.Ex - Direct material,Direct labour,Direct wages..
Indirect expenses are those which are indirectly related to
the job.For ex - Salary of staff,other expenses etc..
1.Rods are direct expense for you as you are working in
Welding institute....
2.Scrap is a production loss...
3.Cylinder is indirect expenses,if not related to welding
process......  |
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what do you mean by suspense account? |
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Question Submitted By :: And.paudel |
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| Answer | suspense account is the temparary maintaning account
if any over balances in trailbalance put into suspense
account ,(means if any differences between credit and debit
this different con put into suspense account).  |
| Venky |
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| Answer | suspense account is an imaginary opened for the purpose of
tallying the trail balance.if the total of credit said of
the TB is short suspense account is credited.  |
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what are the golden principle of accounting? |
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Question Submitted By :: Anand Paudel |
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| Answer | there are three type of accounting they are
1.personal account.
debit the reciver.
credit the giver.
2.real account.
debit whats come in.
credit whats goes out.
3.nominal account.
debit all expenses and losses.
credit all income and gains.  |
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| Answer | Golden Principles of Accounting :
Personal A/c : Debit the receiver and credit the giver.
Real A/c : Debit what comes in credit what goes out
Nominal A/c : Debit all expenses and losses credit all
incomes and gains .  |
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| Answer | if personal a/c incresed than credit
if personal a/c decreas than debit
if real a/c incresed than debit
if real a/c decreas than credit
if nominal a/c incresed than credit
if nominal a/c decreas than debit.  |
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What is an internal invoice? |
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Question Submitted By :: Sac |
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| Answer | Internal invoices : It is an invoice issued between the
parties as evidence of the `transaction', as in any
conventional accounting system  |
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What is meant by sensex? |
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Question Submitted By :: Prasanthi |
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| Answer | sensex refer to the sensitive index it is a index of BSE in
sensex 30 listed companyes.  |
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| Answer | Literaly sensex refers to sensitivity of index.It reflects
the market capitalisation(MC) of 30 blue-chip companies
listed in Bombay Stock Exchange
suppose now sensex is 10000.That means it is 100 times as
compared to it's inception(base year)  |
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What is the safety of margin? |
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Question Submitted By :: Sandeep Chauhan |
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| Answer | In simpler words, if a company 'X' has interest charges of
Rs 10 per annum, it should make Rs 50 as profit before tax
for its bonds to qualify as investment grade instruments.
The excess of profit after paying interest provides a sense
of comfort for investors. And this is called the 'margin of
safety.' This acts as a protection to investors against any
loss in the event of some future decline in net
profits.safety of margin is also called margin of safety.  |
| Reni Mathew |
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| Answer | it is defferent between bep sasel and actual sases  |
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what is the meaning of bills payable and bills receivables? |
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Question Submitted By :: Guest |
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| Answer | bills payable means, when the firm made credit purchases at
the time creditor write bill on the firm that amount , firm
and creditor both are accept. the is called bills payable.
bills receivable means like wish here firm write the bill
on debtor at that amount pay to this will pay in future
this is called bills receivables.  |
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| Answer | Bills Payable:the outstanding unpaid notes or acceptances
made and issued by an individual or firm.
Bills receivable: the unpaid promissory notes or
acceptances held by an individual or firm.  |
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