R U SURE IT IS 540000
^ yes......
Abhishek
(Student Final)
(292 Points)
Replied 10 May 2010
| Originally posted by : HARPREET SINGH | ||
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GuNmAsTeR-G9! R U SURE IT IS 540000 |
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Han bhai escalation claim 5,40,000 tha kyunki ye standard qty ko actual price aur standard price ke difference se multiyply karke nikalna. (+) ya (-) jo bhi aa raha tha use adjust karke nikalna tha.
manash roy
(Articled Clerk)
(33 Points)
Replied 10 May 2010
I agree guys . Can Anyone tell me how to Solve the Contract Problem
swapnil
(Student)
(45 Points)
Replied 10 May 2010
Fixed Assets = Rs.15,00,000
Stock = Rs.3,75,000
Debtors= Rs.5,00,000
other CA =Rs.2,50,000
Total = Rs.26,25,000
Share Capital = Rs.7,81,250
Reserves & Surplus = Rs.4,68,750
Loans =Rs.6,25,000
C L = Rs.7,50,000
Total = Rs.26,25,000
Working Capital Requirement
Stock = Rs.3,75,000
Debtors = Rs.5,00,000
Other CA =Rs.2,50,000
Gross WC =Rs.11,25,000
CL =Rs.7,50,000
Net WC= Rs.3,75,000
10% contingencies =Rs.37,500
WC Requirement = Rs.4,12,500
Ca kirti Nagpal
(CA)
(274 Points)
Replied 10 May 2010
truely paper was lenghty but it was easy n also unexpected not 2 find cash flow n fund flow
Pranav Gupta
(Trainee)
(30 Points)
Replied 10 May 2010
@ Abhishek
ur method is rite about esclation clause..... but we will not consider decrease in price in esclation clause.... thats y ...
i dont knw the rite ans.....
Mayank kharbanda
(Risk Advisory Services)
(409 Points)
Replied 10 May 2010
Won't debtor's be calculated on cost while calculating working capital requirements....
profit element should be reduced from it..
it should be 3,75,000 i guess...
Sanket Jindal
(Student.)
(42 Points)
Replied 10 May 2010
Paper was too easy.
It was unexpected.
But it was too lengthy, Basicly, one must have 2 manage his time in effective way...
my mgt was also fail in completing the paper.....
manish khetan
(article assisstant)
(36 Points)
Replied 10 May 2010
yaaa it was really one of the lenthiest paper ever dealt with.
i was aslo in short of time
CA Ruben Balooni
(Professionalism ™)
(1324 Points)
Replied 10 May 2010
| Originally posted by : Mayank kharbanda | ||
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Won't debtor's be calculated on cost while calculating working capital requirements.... profit element should be reduced from it.. it should be 3,75,000 i guess... |
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nope :-)
until the question says on cash cost basis
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