First to upload IPCC Cost-FM Nov 2012 Paper with Best Solution
Ipcc cost-fm nov 2012 paper with solution
CA Raj K Agrawal (Teaching & Practice) (944 Points)
07 November 2012CA Raj K Agrawal (Teaching & Practice) (944 Points)
07 November 2012First to upload IPCC Cost-FM Nov 2012 Paper with Best Solution
Sriganesh
(CA - IPCC CMA Final)
(82 Points)
Replied 07 November 2012
Please tell me if my answer regarding this is wrong :
In ratios question, for calculating current assets and current liabilities I did the following :
Working captial = 280000
=>C.A - C.L = 280000
=>C.A = 280000 + C.L
Now,
Current Ratio = 2.4
C.A / C.L = 2.4
280000 + C.L
____________ = 2.4
C.L
280000 + C.L = 2.4 C.L
1.4 CL = 280000
CL = 280000/1.4 = 200000
CA = 280000 + 200000 = 480000
Here CA = Current Assets and CL = Current Liabilities
I get a different answer here from the solution you mentioned. Tell me which one is correct.
CallMeHappy
(ipcc)
(23 Points)
Replied 07 November 2012
in 1(a) degree of oper lev is required and not oper lev
CA Raj K Agrawal
(Teaching & Practice)
(944 Points)
Replied 07 November 2012
@ Sriganesh - here we find that using Inventory, creditor, debtor in other part we obtain a different answer. While using current ratio we find a different answer.
Current ratio given in question is a bit contradictory.
I feel both answer is correct...
CA Raj K Agrawal
(Teaching & Practice)
(944 Points)
Replied 07 November 2012
Its one & the same thing.. Originally posted by : shashank |
||
in 1(a) degree of oper lev is required and not oper lev |
CallMeHappy
(ipcc)
(23 Points)
Replied 07 November 2012
sir
dol = % change in oper inc / % change in sales
ol = contrib / sales
CA Raj K Agrawal
(Teaching & Practice)
(944 Points)
Replied 07 November 2012
@ Shashank: OL = Contribution/ EBIT
= % change in operating profit/ % change in contribution
= % change in operating profit/ % change in Sale
= DOL
DOL is used if income statement is provided in question along with change in level of activity...
CallMeHappy
(ipcc)
(23 Points)
Replied 07 November 2012
k so we cant assmue sales changes from 25000 to 30000
bose k
(ca)
(45 Points)
Replied 09 November 2012
what about using cogs=os+purchases-cs but we get same answer in payment period and purchases
bhagya
(rash)
(21 Points)
Replied 19 November 2012
In Question 6.b; whether we can reverse everythimg???????????? netloss costbooks----35400 ADD:- 151900 LESS:- 255100 =67800 PLEASE INFORM........................
Vikas Gupta
(Tax Executive)
(530 Points)
Replied 20 November 2012