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A debt instrument issued for a period of more than one year with the purpose of raising capital by borrowing.

If cash-in-hand comes in current asset(head) then please tell me in which head comes "input vat" and "output vat"

1 Answers   iQor,

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Can you explain about the distinction of Book-Keeping and Accounting

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how important of purchase and sales invoices?

2 Answers   CTS,

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what is provision?

1 Answers   Genpact,

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Expand---------CBDE

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is outstanding items (either expences or incomes) comes in trial balance? if so how to treat them in financial statements

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What is the difference between absorption, amalgamation and liquidation of companies? And why realisation account is being prepared ?

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journal entry for depreciation

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i was asked to journalise nominal accounts please give me the answer with examples so dat its easy for me 2 understand

3 Answers   Target,

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I have a existing Oracle applicttions and need to bring one of the new business on it. The new business will use GL, AP and FA. We will use existing COA. This business will have 3 sets of books (1- tax book, from April to March; 2- Primary book, from July to June; 3- Reporting book, from July to June); All books will have same currency; HOW DO I TRANSFER DATA FROM PRIMARY BOOK INTO TAX AND REPORTING BOOKS EVERY MONTH OR ON WEEKLY? IS THERE ANY STANDARD ORACLE PROCESS WHICH CAN BE SCHEDULED? THE REPORTING BOOK WILL HAVE DIFFERENT DEPRECIATION METHOD SO HOW DO I NOT TRANSFER DEPRECIATION FROM PRIMARY TO REPORTING BOOK AND DO SEPERATE DEPRECIATION IN REPORTING BOOK FOR THE SAME ASSET THAT IS ALSO IN PRIMARY AND TAX BOOK?. HOW DO I APPROACH ON SETTING THESE NEW SETS OF BOOKS? Thanks, KK

0 Answers   Genpact, Oracle,

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