61. Partner by estoppel is a
62. Accrual concept is related to:
63. A company wishes to issue 1,000 7% debentures of Rs. 100 each repayable after 10 years for which the company will have to incur the following expenses:
Underwriting commission ⇔ 1.5%
Brokerage ⇔ 0.5%
Printing and Miscellaneous expenses ⇔ Rs. 1,000
The annual cost of capital would be:
Underwriting commission ⇔ 1.5%
Brokerage ⇔ 0.5%
Printing and Miscellaneous expenses ⇔ Rs. 1,000
The annual cost of capital would be:
64. If at the end of a financial year capital is Rs. 20,000, drawing during the year is Rs. 10,000, capital at the beginning of the year is Rs. 12,000, additional capital introduced during the year is Rs. 14,000. Then find net profit for the year?
65. Consider the following statements:
Statement (A): Balance sheet shows liquidity position of a business on a particular date.
Reason (R): Balance sheet is prepared on basis of actual transactions which are recorded in the books of accounts.
Give the correct answer:
Statement (A): Balance sheet shows liquidity position of a business on a particular date.
Reason (R): Balance sheet is prepared on basis of actual transactions which are recorded in the books of accounts.
Give the correct answer:
66. The balance in the capital reduction A/c after writing off accumulated losses is transferred to:
67. The International Accounting Standard-2 lays down guide lines for inventory valuation and presentation. Which one of the following is not true as per these standards:
68. When the cost incurred on recruiting, training and developing the employees is considered for determining the value of employees, it is called
69. The amount of minimum rent is determined on which of the following basis ?
70. Raja and Ram are partners sharing profits in ratio 3 : 1. Ashok is admitted for $${\frac{1}{4}^{{\text{th}}}}$$ share in profits. New profit sharing ratio between Raja, Ram and Ashok is?
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