What is Asset Management?
Answer / roshan kumar
it is systematic process of operating, mainting and upgrading
assets cost effectively.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 10 Yes | 0 No |
From the following find out a. Profit Volume ratio b. Break even point c. Sales for 40% P/V Ratio d. Margin of safety from the sales Rs 3,00,000 e. Net profit from the sales of Rs 3,00,000 f. Required sales for the new profit of Rs 70,000 g. Required sales for the net profit of Rs 70,,000 after tax, the corporate income tax being 40% h. Additional sales required to convert an increase of Rs 3000 p.a. in the sales manager salary Sale 2,00,000 Variable Overheads 1,50,000 Profit 50000 Fixed overheads 15000 Net profit 35000 Sl No Heads of Account Debit Rs Credit Rs 1 Drawing and Capital 750 15,000 2 Stock as on 01.01.2009 69720 3 Bills Receivable and bills payable 1000 1180 4 Returns 300 320 5 Purchases and Sales 4500 8300 6 Wages 70 7 Discount 30 8 Salaries 200 9 Canara Bank Shares 3000 10 Insurance 120 11 Building 3000 12 Furniture 700 13 Debtors and Creditors 600 1300 14 Cash in Hand 470 15 Overdraft at bank 900
expand S E B I
How do you manage the sales account in tally
what is the capital gains
What is the difference between SL and GL ?
why would you like to opt nbp
Define The Term Journal And Explain The Present Day Use?
Define current assets
You use the accounts approach for parallel valuation in a new G/L system. If you used the ledger approach instead. Which objects would be different? ( any 3 answer) Chart of accounts Financial statement version Depreciation areas Asset classes Leading ledger
bills receivables shows which balance
Hi frnds, can any one tell me how much funds has to be there to convince financially sound during the visa interview and what supporting documents has to be produced. What is backlogs means.....hope the best known will answer.
Expand BEMS