CA Trinath Galla
01 February 2009 at 19:56

Treatment in Investment(shares) Accounting

If, when rights to purchase the shares are issued to existing share holders,
what should be the treatment if,
rights are sold to any other person---whether to be treated as income directly and credited to profit&loss a/c (or) to be credited to the cost of investments already existing..........????


Deepak Gagrani
01 February 2009 at 14:22

Opening Stock

Dear sir

Please give knowladge for opending stock is assets / exp

if expences please give reason


for imporve me knowladge

please give reply

its very urgent


Deepak Gagrani


Meekha
01 February 2009 at 12:44

Accounting

Is capital redemption reserve, Share premium account are nominal accounts? If not then what is their nature ?


Meekha
01 February 2009 at 12:05

Branch Accounts

Can any one please give me explanatory notes on treatment of abnormal losses in Branch accounts?


Meekha
01 February 2009 at 11:57

Accounting

Sir, in amalgamation of the firms in partnership, can you please tell me what is the significance of transferring the partners capital account (who have excess capital than required ie.the capital of the amalgamated firm is give in Que like:the new firm's total capital will be 90000(for example)) to his current account? Can you please help me Sir?


Bharadwaj
01 February 2009 at 01:06

How to prepare for PCC Accounts

Hi sir
i'm writting my PCC in may 2009 and would like to seek ur suggestion in my preparation of accounts. Like which chapters have to be more stressed and which are helpful for scoring good marks. and in which way should we prepare for accounts subject


Pavan Agarwal
31 January 2009 at 20:49

Foreign Payment

A company is making payment to the US Company for the services. In order to avoid TDS, a third person is making payment through nits credit card and later on the company is paying to the third person. What is the solution and the journal entry.


CA Atul
31 January 2009 at 17:33

want expert advice

Is it correct that from Partnership firm we cann't make payments on behalf of Pvt. Ltd. Company for legal expenses, etc.


CA Atul
31 January 2009 at 17:32

want expert advice

Is it correct that from Partnership firm we cann't make payments for Pvt. Ltd. Company for which expenses they incurred....


laxmi narain

My client is a large power generating co. having two power
generating unit. one of the unit was declared commercial and hence
provisionally capitalised in 2005. The contracts given for
construction/ supply were not finally settled at that time and
therefore their final values were estimated and provisional
value were arrived at for capitalisation of project assets.

During the current year, the contracts have been finally closed and
actual values have been arrived at.

The final values of the contracts is less than the values at
which the projects assets were capitalised. The difference between
the final value of the contracts and the estimated value of the
contracts at which the assets were capitalised is Rs.21.18 crores
which is 0.96% of the total project assets capitalised.

my query is whether the assets would be de-capitalised and
depreciation from the 2005 to till date would be treated as "prior
period item" or it would be treated change in accounting estimate
and deprecitaion would be provided over the remaining useful life of
the assets capitalised on its reduced value?

My stand is that since it is only a change in accounting estimates
considering AS-5 and AS-10, depreciation should be provided over the
remaining useful life of the assets on its reduced value(by Rs.21.18
crores) and there is no need to recalcuate and provide depreciation
from 2005 to till date as "prior period item."

Kindly guide me.