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Question
what are the golden rules of accounting?
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 Question Submitted By :: Nisha
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Personal: Debit the receiver 
           Credit the Giver

Real      : Debit what comes in 
          : Credit what goes out


Nominal   : Debit all expenses and losses
          : Credit all income and gains
 
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Girishgowdakm
 
 
Question
tds effect in balance sheet  if tds receipts
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 Question Submitted By :: Girishgowdakm
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Yes
In Assets Side:
Advance In-Come-Tax A/c Dr with TDS received Amount
and Party A/c Cr with TDS received Amount
 
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Jaysukh Solanki, Dudhsagar Dai
 
 
Answer
Tds receipt will be shown in asset side. It can be adjusted 
from income tax payable.
 
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V.mohan
[Swarnagiri Insulating Company Pvt Ltd]
 
 
 
Answer
Tds Receipts will be shown in assets side under loans & 
advances and it will be adjusted to Income Tax A/c.
 
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Naveen
[Swarnagiri Insulating Company Pvt Ltd]
 
 
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TDS  RECEIVED WHERE WE HAVE TO SHOW IN BALANCE SHEET
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 Question Submitted By :: Girish
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questuion not clear at first
 
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Sudhakar
 
 
Answer
Assets Side:
Advance In-Come Tax Ledger in currect year
 
0
Jaysukh Solanki, 09426506598
 
 
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first let me know,how tds is shown in balanve sheet?
 
0
Nilav
 
 
Question
what is depreciation, what isdouble entry,alltypes of 
assets,alltypes of liabilities
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Depreciation means gradual and permanent decrease in the 
value of asset due wear and tear,technology changes and 
laps of time.
entering the transaction on both debit and credit side.
 
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Sravanthi
 
 
Answer
depreciation: an increase in the value of the asset is 
called depreciation
double entry: any transaction entering both debit side and 
credit side is caled doublr entry.
assets: current assets, fixed assets, liquid assets, 
intangible assets.
liabilitirs: current liabilities, fixed liabilities
 
0
Rajesh
 
 
Answer
Depreciation is the continuous decrease in the value of 
assets. 

Depreciation is debited and the assets on which it is 
charged is credited, e.g. 

Depreciation A/C   Dr.      Rs.xxxxx
     To, Machinery A/C                   Rs.xxxxx

In my 12 years of accounting experience I have never heard 
of charging depreciation on liability.
 
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Abdul Rashid
 
 
Question
WHAT IS TAX AUDIT? WHY & WHEN IT IS REQUIRE?
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 Question Submitted By :: Dipesh
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verfication books of accounts 

if traders annual tournover above 40 lac than tax audit is 
compalsury & in case of profession limit is 10 lac 

verfiy of your accouts book like sales book, purchase 
register, journal , cash book , bank book , stock legder

are books compalsury
 
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Deepak Jain
 
 
Answer
Tax audit is a rquiremnent under income tax act if the 
gross receipts excess the specified limit.

In case of professional, gross recepts excess rs. 10 lacs
In case of others, gross receipts exceeds rs. 40Lacs
 
5
Ca. Pawan Kumar Garg
 
 
Question
WHAT IS MIBOR? KINDLY EXPLAIN IN DETAILS?
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 Question Submitted By :: Dipesh
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What is M stand for i don't sure but IBOR mean Inter 
Banking Offer Rate.
 
5
Prakash
 
 
Answer
MIBOR stands for Mumbai Inter Bank Offer rate this is the 
rate which is followed in the Money market
 
3
Pradeep Kumar.m.p
 
 
Answer
MIBOR Stands for Mumbai inter bank offer rate .  MIBOR is 
equivalent to daily call rate.It is the overnight rate at 
which funds can be borrowed and changes everday
.bank lend and borrow money from each other
 
0
Raj Bardhan
 
 
Question
What is the difference between P/L A/c and Balance sheet?
When an adjustment account is prepared?
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 Question Submitted By :: Naveen Joe
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P&L is shown the earning status the block period, while the 
Balance sheet shown the position prescribed day.
 
0
Rajesh Sharma
 
 
Answer
P and  L a/c is prepared to know the exp and income of the 
particular yr.
where as B/s is prepared to know the financial condition or 
position of the company. 
B/s is follow up of p/l a/c.
 
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Suhasini Modagi
 
 
Question
what is capital gain
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 Question Submitted By :: Suriganesh_mp
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As per Indian Income Tax laws, a capital gain tax is a 
voluntary tax payable on the sale of assets, investments, 
capital accumulation, and productivity. 

A Capital Gain can be defined as an any income generated by 
selling a capital investment. A capital investment can be 
anything from business stocks, paintings, and houses to 
family businesses and farmhouses. The 'gain' here, refers 
essentially to the difference between the price originally 
paid for the investment and money received upon selling it. 
A capital gain can be categorized under the following 
heads, depending on how long the investment has been under 
your possession:
 
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Lokesh
 
 
 
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