Accounts QnA - Page No 600

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Nikitha P Jain

02 August 2014 at 12:39

Accrual v/s outstansing

I want to know the difference between the terms accruals and outstanding. Please tell me the difference as soon as possible.

rishika agarwal

01 August 2014 at 23:11

Quick ratio

sir, why do we deduct stock from current asset? wt about debtors & creditors? can u pls explain me. thanku..

MASHUMI

01 August 2014 at 22:01

We bought a machine in another country for R15 000 through our financial institution (Bank) , but when the machine was finally delivered the amount was now R10 000.00 . What is the proper accounting treatment of the difference of R5 000?

We are the government institution not involved in the foreign exchange trading .

gowthu

01 August 2014 at 15:21

Ca firms

why we cant see ca firms advertaisement in tv,news papers and all

Sakshi Mittal

01 August 2014 at 14:25

House loan

if a house loan is in joint name of husband and wife then deduction of interest and principal will gain by both or any one or half half plz clear all

Sakshi Mittal

01 August 2014 at 14:22

Return

what is the procedure of filing of income tax return by own how to file my return without going to ca

Sakshi Mittal

01 August 2014 at 14:20

Audit

my query is what is the limit of audit for a books dealing firm is criteria of 8% profit also applicable on this firm

paresh thakor

01 August 2014 at 10:45

Tds

invoice raised on account of sponsorship in an event. liable to tds? which section?

MASHUMI

01 August 2014 at 10:18

Asset

We bought an asset in another country (We are the government authority not involved in the business of hedging or FEC ), the initial quotation was R10 000 and we bought it for R15 000.00 because of changes in exchange rates.

How is the difference of R5 000 be treated in the accounting records?

Ashish Moses Frankey

31 July 2014 at 21:17

Icai

Sir I am Preparing For CA-CPT For December. Sir Please tell me that how will i achieve minimum 50% marks in Qantitative Aptitude my math is not very gud. In Accounts i m very gud.