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what is the usage of Acounting standard?, what is deferred
tax?, what is operating Expenses and incomes?, what is the
difference between subsidary and holding company? and what
is right share and right issue?



what is the usage of Acounting standard?, what is deferred tax?, what is operating Expenses and in..

Answer / chalapathi rao govada

The Basic advantages of AS are as follows.
- Uniformity in the financial statements of all concerns.
- Leads to Better presentation of financial statements.
- Easy to make a comparitive sutdy of any two business
organisations.

Differed Tax:
AS per AS 22, Differ Tax is the differnce between tax
payable as per Book profit and tax payable as per tax laws.

Differ tax araises only becasue of timing difference on
Current account Transactions.Like Deprecialtion.

Differed tax may be differ tax asset or differ tax
liability.

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