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  • March 2, 2024 at 8:55 am #701650
    cb5b84d9c860f288219158e4fec6c22c9be2dcb21a82ed9ff8c437c3b6e48994 80shahreel
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    Honestly, I am also confused with same question, almost stuck. i dont understand how eanding yield can be lower for GWW when it is 6.7% compared to the 6.25% for competitor, Same way for GWW P/E is 15 while its 16 for the COmpetitors

    But answers says other way around,

    January 11, 2023 at 11:12 am #675614
    cb5b84d9c860f288219158e4fec6c22c9be2dcb21a82ed9ff8c437c3b6e48994 80shahreel
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    Honestly. I am too stuck with this question for long

    As of what I understand the chargable value is either M.V at the transfer of asset to employee or the Original value when first asset used by employees minus the taxable value considered Upto the transfer date

    (Which ever value is Higher) is taken

    So question says the the value when used first by employee was 3600
    Later it says it was provided to John on 6 Nov 2020

    First calculation is made as follow (on Back of Bpp Answer)

    Use 3600*20% – 720
    Market value at gift – 1000

    or

    Original Value – 3600
    Less Use:
    2020/21 – (720*5/12) -300
    2021/22 – 720
    2,580

    So here greater amount is taken – 2580

    Therefore the answer should be 2580 which will be taxable by JOhn starting from in coming year that is 2022/23. (2580*20%) since the transfer is made on 05-April-22

    However answer is on other hand is 3300 ( 2580+720) taxable value at transfer + the previous year taxabe figure. which looks bit strange, if i am not mistaken.

    How can the whole value (2580) plus the previous year tax value which is already paid is to be taxed in a single year that is at the time the asset is transferred to employee.

    Question ask for total taxable benefit for john in respect of computer for tax year 2021/22

    Can you please help us in understanding the concept please. Thank you.!!

    December 20, 2021 at 9:15 am #644583
    cb5b84d9c860f288219158e4fec6c22c9be2dcb21a82ed9ff8c437c3b6e48994 80shahreel
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    Hello Mr. John

    How is here Bad debt does not represent any deduction is that because 60%+25%+12% makes a total of 97%, therefore 3% 9s already not included in question please.
    Thank you.

    December 15, 2021 at 9:21 am #644287
    cb5b84d9c860f288219158e4fec6c22c9be2dcb21a82ed9ff8c437c3b6e48994 80shahreel
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    thank you

    December 13, 2021 at 8:54 am #644136
    cb5b84d9c860f288219158e4fec6c22c9be2dcb21a82ed9ff8c437c3b6e48994 80shahreel
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    Thank you, Mr. John, it makes sense Now.

    December 13, 2021 at 6:23 am #644120
    cb5b84d9c860f288219158e4fec6c22c9be2dcb21a82ed9ff8c437c3b6e48994 80shahreel
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    Thank you, John, for your answer, it sounds a bit strange to me how the costing is done after the end of actual, if so why even need to expect the normal loss, maybe my thought only reached on budgeting & maybe I have a wrong understanding about the whole concept and chapter’s, Anyways thank you, to answer you this question is from BPP 2022 workbook from the chapter process costing. Thank you again.

    December 7, 2021 at 6:24 am #642847
    cb5b84d9c860f288219158e4fec6c22c9be2dcb21a82ed9ff8c437c3b6e48994 80shahreel
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    Thank you, Mr. John, Now I got it, The overhead is calculated hourly basis first, Later we allocate these hours to the total number of batches based on its cost base. Thank you Again.

    December 6, 2021 at 7:20 am #642663
    cb5b84d9c860f288219158e4fec6c22c9be2dcb21a82ed9ff8c437c3b6e48994 80shahreel
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    Thank you very much, John, now it makes perfect sense when you said the interest in holding the inventory, my initial guess was logistic storage price & my question was based on those assumptions. Surely will go through your lecture again, Thank you.

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