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SAM KOSHY
This Query has 2 replies

This Query has 2 replies

26 March 2008 at 14:34

Unclaimed credits


How we treat creditors ''unclaimed credits'' in each fiscal year in P & L.


S.K.


harpal singh
This Query has 2 replies

This Query has 2 replies

26 March 2008 at 11:26

out sourcing

what is scope of accounting outsourcing
from where i can get such type of work


Santosh Kumar Singh
This Query has 3 replies

This Query has 3 replies

25 March 2008 at 19:02

Rate of conversion

We have imported some raw materials and capital goods in USD.We need to book them in our books in INR.I need to know the day of which conversion rate i can use to book the entry. I am considering on two options:
1)The conversion rate of the day on which we received the material in our factory premises.
2)The conversion rate mentioned in the bill of entry.

Please suggest,which option is right.


CA Prabhakar Dubey
This Query has 3 replies

This Query has 3 replies

25 March 2008 at 14:46

ACCOUNTING STANDARD 22

RESPECTED SIR,

WHAT IS THE MEANING OF "difference is capable of reversal in subsequent periods", "Permanent Difference", "Temporary difference", "virtual certainty" & "real certainty" IN ACCOUNTING STANDARD 22.

REGARDS,

PRABHAKAR


vedanta deshika
This Query has 2 replies

This Query has 2 replies

25 March 2008 at 11:50

Best Book for PCC

Can any 1 sugesst me a best book for PCC accounts?


vedanta deshika
This Query has 6 replies

This Query has 6 replies

25 March 2008 at 11:25

Depreciation

There is a machinery which has been written off subsequently.The machinery is no more depreciable.But the Machinery has been still put to use in production.It is the only machinery used for production.Can a company charge depreciation on such machinery? According to Companies Act,1956,a machinery which has been written off upto 90% of its Historical cost is said to be written off.


Sanjay Govil
This Query has 5 replies

This Query has 5 replies

25 March 2008 at 10:57

Accounting Treatment

I need clarification regarding accounting treatment for costs incurred such as flooring, roofing, first time water proofing and other construction expenses incurred on a rented building (not on lease) used by a company for business purposes.

Whether such costs are to capitalized as building or are they to be expensed as repair and maintenance.

I know for a fact that they are to be included in the Block for Buildings under the Income Tax Act, but how is it to be treated under the Companies Act and whether any accounting standard is relevant for this purpose?

Can they be treated as miscellaneous expenditure and amortised over say 5 years?


Thanks


D C Sivastava
This Query has 1 replies

This Query has 1 replies

25 March 2008 at 09:59

historical cost of Assets

An assets is recieved back from comercial use as it is not performing properly but its date of instalation and historical cost is not available.how accounting is ensured.


CA Parwin
This Query has 1 replies

This Query has 1 replies

24 March 2008 at 15:02

carbon credit

what is the accounting treatment for carbon credit?


Rohit Mohan
This Query has 2 replies

This Query has 2 replies

24 March 2008 at 10:43

NBFC-Repossessed Vehicles

Can anyone provide me with the details of accounting procedures for repossessed vehicles and the control process involved therein. Also, the impact of the same on NPA and Closing valuations.