Answer / anand gurrala

The investment property refers to the property which is not
substantially occupied by the company for its main purpose,
but generates revenue through renting the property and/or
through capital gains.

what is audit mean? what is vouching? how to finalize the account? what is the meaning of + cast < as per last year auditor’s a/c ^ as per ledger JV journal voucher PV payment voucher AJV authorised journal voucher APV authorised journal voucher RV receiving voucher PCV petty cash voucher CPV cash payment voucher DN debit note DO delivery order PO purchases order CN credit note PS policy schedule RPS renewal policy schedule B bill Cx cross check nCx cannot cross check CB cash bill L list/letter SRF stock requisition form R report OR office report INV invoice DS deposit slip AB assessment bill Re receipt ECF entertainment claim form ATRF air ticket requisition form

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land Adn Building come under fixes assets or not?

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1. A firm buys stock for $100 by cheque and intends to sell it for $200, so the double entry should be a) Debit bank $100 and credit stock $ 100 b) Credit bank $ 200 and debit stock $ 200 c) Debit purchases $100 and credit sales $ 200 d) Debit purchases $ 100 and credit bank $ 100

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What is ideal debt-equity ratio

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how margnial costing is used in manufacturing sectors, what is the method/steps for using marginal costing

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Discuss the role of cost accounting in managerial decision making?

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What is dishonor check?

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what is importance of accounting?

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Can you please help me calculate the pre tax profit for credit card for 2014 using the following Assumptions. Request you to list the steps used. Charges Late fee £12 per occurrence Over limit fee £10 per occurrence Cash fees 3% of cash withdrawal value Annual Fee £25 per account, per year Interchange 1% of transaction value KPIs Accounts overdue 10% per month Accounts over limit 15% per month Average APR 30% Balances revolving 90% of balance Average balance £900 at end of 2013 Expected growth in average balance (2014) 10% per annum Assumptions Open accounts 200,000 at 2013 year-end New accounts booked 5,000 per month Annual operating cost £50 per open account Cost of Acquisition £50 per account Provision rate 9% of total balances Annual cost of funds 4% by balance Charge off Unit charge-off rate in 2014 11% of accounts at 2013 year-end Unit charge-off rate in 2014 0% of accounts booked in 2014 Post charge-off recoveries 20% of balance Account Transactions Monthly turnover 5% of total month end balances Cash advances 20% of monthly turnover Additional Assumptions Please state any additional assumptions you have made to calculate your answer Thanks in advance,

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expand A D A

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Can closing stock of current year be present in tht Trial Balance of said year...????

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expand T R P

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