1)Meaning of Diluted Earnings Per Share
2)Formula for Computing Diluted Earnings per share
3)Is it mandatory to compute Diluted Earnings per Share as per Accounting Standards issued by ICAI?
We are purchasing some software lisences from abrod and installing the same to our customer site in India as a part of implimentation.
1.Whether Service Tax is applicable for the same when we are billing to the customer?
2. Whether the customer should deduct the TDS on advance payment or full payment towards the sale of the same?
Kindly give your expert opinion on this
We are purchasing some software lisences from abrod and installing the same to our customer site in India as a part of implimentation.
1.Whether Service Tax is applicable for the same when we are billing to the customer?
2. Whether the customer should deduct the TDS on advance payment or full payment towards the sale of the same?
Kindly give your expert opinion on this
Dear all
Please give me accountind entry in case if a firm purchase material from b , & b sent the material to a , & a give advanced payment for material , & material loss in transit
that the time what entry we will pass in a book & insurance calim received after one month from the date of loss in trasit ,
ple give reply
thanks
if a person has taken a loan for the purchase of plot of land
its emi includes interest as well as principal
interest would be allowed as preconstruction period interest after the completion of house
my quary relates to the principal component of the emi whether that will be eligible for the purpose of 80c or not
Whether companies bill, 2008 became companies Act,2008 or not?
whether it is passed in the parliament or not?
Now if we want to form a new company which act will apply whether companies Act, 1956 or Companies Act,2008.
As per Companies Bill/Act,2008. The Companies Should not accept the public deposits. Now can a company accept the deposits?
What is the effective date for applicability of the companies Act,2008.
Pls tell me sir
Dear All,
The matter is very urgent. Please advise , in case of construction contracts, whether service tax is payable on Liquidated Damages (LD) also. LD refers to a contractual penalty which the contractor has to pay for delay in executing a specific part of the project.
Let us take an example. Mr. X, a contractor, is executing a housing project. As per the contract agreement, the first floor of the building should be completed within 3 months of the contract, otherwise, Mr. X will have to pay LD of 10% of the contract price. Mr. X could construct 1st floor only within 5 months. In this case, the Running Bill of Mr. X for construction upto Ist floor of Rs. 10 lacs was raised to Contractee and the contractee deducted 10% from the contract price i.e. Rs. 1 lac (being 10% of contract price) and paid Rs. 9 lacs to Mr. X. Now, should Mr. X pay Service tax on Rs. 10 lacs or on Rs. 9 lacs.
Please answer this query on priority basis quoting the relevant rule or regulation or court judgment.
Dear Friends,
One of my friend cleared his CA in last attempt(May, 2008), but because of the recession he could not get job yet & we have seen one more result after that.
Can anyone tell me how he can get job ASAP now.
Dear Sir,
I would like to know the accounting treatment of free gift along with Fixed asset purchase.
Eg: If 10 gm of Gold Bar(M.V)-Rs.10000 is been gifted along with the Car(Cost)- rs. 10,00,000 then plz tell me the accounting treatment i.e, jounal entry.
A has sold his residential house and earned capital gains of Rs 50Lacs. He has been able to identify 2 Flats, one at Mumbai and the other at Pune, so that his entire capital gains can get exempted u/s 54. However his CA is of the view that investment in two properties may jeopardize his claim u/s 54F.
Mr A seek your advise.
If instead of capital gains arising out of the sale of residential house, the capital gains arising due to the sale of urban land and the claim is made u/s 54F, would the position be different.
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Diluted Earnings Per Share