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what is the treatement of outstanding expenses in Tally
accounting package? where it shown and what is its account
type? |
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Question Submitted By :: S.wasimz |
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| Answer | Just u create Outstanding expenses ledger under current
liabilities.
This outstanding expenses will show on current liabillities
in Balance Sheet  |
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What is claim ratio ? |
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Question Submitted By :: Saira Kainth |
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| Answer | it is in the general, marine,life insurance subject. it is
total of claims paid by general insurance plus losss
adjustments divided by premium earned.also called loss ratio  |
| Nanda S Patil |
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| Answer | The ratio of the cost of claims to the corresponding
premiums, either gross or net of reinsurance. The claim
ratio could, for example, be:
* the ratio of the incurred claims cost to the written
premium for a given underwriting year
* the ratio of the estimated ultimate claims cost to the
estimated ultimate premium for a given underwriting year
* the ratio of the incurred claims cost to the earned
premium for a given accounting year or year of exposure; or
* the ratio of the estimated ultimate claims cost to the
earned premium for a given accounting year or year of exposure
In the latter two examples the numerator could also include
the estimated change in the cost of claims that occurred in
earlier years. Similarly, the denominator could include
changes in earned premium in respect of earlier years.
Claim ratios may relate to periods other than a year.  |
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what is the order for cashflow statement |
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Question Submitted By :: Guest |
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| Answer | operating exps
investing exps
financial exps  |
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| Answer | The most commonly used format for the cash flow statement
is broken down into three sections: cash flows from
operating activities, cash flows from investing activities,
and cash flows from financing activities.  |
| Just Venkey From Warangal |
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tell the ratio where the numerator and denominator should
contain one from asset side and other from liabilities side |
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Question Submitted By :: Guest |
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| Answer | it shold be either current assets ration or else liquide
assests ratio  |
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| Answer | 1:1  |
| Lavanya |
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| Answer | Current Assets Ratio
Logic: Current Assets/current liabilites.
Quick Ratio = Quick assets/ Current liabilities.
Absolute quick Ratio= Cash and Bank+Marketable
securities/current liabilities.
All liquidity ratios are the examples except cash interval
measure.  |
| Chalapathi Rao Govada |
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| Answer | 2;1  |
| Potenaik |
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| Answer | Current Ratio
Quick/Acid-test Ratio  |
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What are the difference between Cash Flow Statement and
Fund flow Statement? please explain me fully. |
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Question Submitted By :: Manoj.thanvi |
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| Answer | Cash Flow Statement : Statement showing changes in inflow &
outflow of cash during the period.
Methods of cash flow:
1.Direct Method : presenting information in Statement of
A. operating Activities
B. Investment Activities
C.Financial Activities
2.Indirect Method :uses net income as base & make
adjustments to that income(cash & non-cash)transactions.
Funds Flow Statement :Statement showing the source &
application of funds during the period.
Major Difference:
The Cash Flow S tatement allows investors to understand how
a company's operations are running, where its money is
coming from, and how it is being spent.
Fund Flow Statement is showing the fund for the future
activites of the Company.  |
| Kkchakravarthy25 |
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| Answer | In the cash flow statement increase in current liabilities
or decrease in current assets will increase in cash and
vice versa whereas in the fund flow statement increase in
current liabilities or decrease in current assets will mean
decrease in working capital .  |
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Can you give three examples/names of Public and Private Ltd
companies? |
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Question Submitted By :: Malang |
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| Answer | Shares in a public limited company can be bought and sold
on the Stock Exchange. Shares in a private limited company
can only be bought and sold privately.  |
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| Answer | RELIANCE INDUSTRY
ONGC
ZANDU FARMA  |
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What is the difference between "Primary Market"
and "Secondary Market"? |
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Question Submitted By :: Malang |
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| Answer | Primary market is where new share are distributed to the
inversters and Secondary Market is where exiting
issues/shares trade.  |
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| Question |
what is debit card?
n what is credit card?
if it is a debit card what will be a transaction in
personal account and if it is a credit card what will be
the tranction in personal account |
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Question Submitted By :: Nancy |
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| Answer | debit card - your savings a/c limit can use with debit card
Credit card - they will give certain limit for credit  |
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