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How long does it take to complete the entire course of commerce?
Plus, what are consumer protection laws? :S
Plus, what are consumer protection laws? :S
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A week.How long does it take to complete the entire course of commerce?
Plus, what are consumer protection laws? :S
Depreciation is a term used for the cost to repair the worn out machines.Is Depreciation An Expense And Why???
okay thanksDepreciation is a term used for the cost to repair the worn out machines.
Get it?
Long term liability.... and interest is charged for thatWhat are debentures?
Prudence states that any unrealised profit (even if it is recognized: like Goodwill) must not be included in the accounts until it is realised. Purchased(or Inherited) Goodwill is paid for and hence realised so it is recorded while perceived goodwill is not recorded. Did you get it?: How does prudence stop Goodwill from being stated in the balance sheet?
It is an account which is made when business (usually partnership in questions) is dissolved or sold. It matches up the book values and values at which assets are sold. the balancing amount is profit or loss on realisation. Got it?What is a realization account?
Thanks a ton. Cheers!Prudence states that any unrealised profit (even if it is recognized: like Goodwill) must not be included in the accounts until it is realised. Purchased(or Inherited) Goodwill is paid for and hence realised so it is recorded while perceived goodwill is not recorded. Did you get it?
What is the difference between underwriters and insurers?
You serious?What are cash and carry wholesalers?
As a pure science student who has taken commerce as an extra sub, yes i am seriousYou serious?
What happened, can't anyone answer my SIMPLE questions?
This thread is SOOOOO dead as compared to the Sciences thread
or probably science students are more willing to help each other than business students (i hope i dont get criticized for saying this on a business thread )Most people take Sciences, that's why.
or probably science students are more willing to help each other than business students (i hope i dont get criticized for saying this on a business thread )
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