A Guide To ICDS-II Valuation Of Inventories
Learn about the complexities of ICDS-II Valuation of Inventories. Read it and easily maximise financial reporting, improve accuracy, and master compliance.
Learn about the complexities of ICDS-II Valuation of Inventories. Read it and easily maximise financial reporting, improve accuracy, and master compliance.
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MCQ 95.1: M/s ABC India 15 a partnership firm trading in goods has a turnover of Rs 1500 Crores and was dissolved on 15th January 2016 because of the death of a partner. For calculation of Tax under the Income Tax Act for the previous year 2015-16. closing stock of Inventory Needs to be valued at
A. Cost
B. Net Realizable Value
C. A or B whichever is lower
D. None of the Above
MCQ 95.2: If in the above case, the firm was dissolved on 15th April 2017, what would be the value of closing stock as per the Income Tax Act?
A. Cost
B. Net Realizable Value
C. A or B whichever is lower
D. None of the Above.
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C. A or B whichever is lower
B. Met Realizable Value
On the basis of the above analysis Answer to MCQ 95.1; C. A or B whichever is lower and Answer to MCQ 95,2: B. Net Realizable Value
Disclaimer: The objective of the MCQ post is just to discuss the concept, it may happen, by a change of facts, and the answer may be different Please do not treat this as a professional opinion; you can definitely have your own opinion.)
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