sorry narayan and thank you for your help but i am not really able to understand the point like see if a company has higher fixed cost shouldn't its EBIT be low because both variable and fixed cost play a role and for such firm OL comes high so what does that indicate?? like what is OL's interpretatRead more
sorry narayan and thank you for your help but i am not really able to understand the point like see if a company has higher fixed cost shouldn’t its EBIT be low because both variable and fixed cost play a role and for such firm OL comes high so what does that indicate??
like what is OL’s interpretation in simple words?
since nothing is mentioned regarding the opening stocks so i'll have to assume opening stock is equal to closing stock both for RAW MATERIALS & FINISHED GOODS thereby having no impact in trading account but for RAW MATERIAL impact toh aa hii gaya because CONSUMPTION IS GIVEN right??
since nothing is mentioned regarding the opening stocks so i’ll have to assume opening stock is equal to closing stock both for RAW MATERIALS & FINISHED GOODS thereby having no impact in trading account but for RAW MATERIAL impact toh aa hii gaya because CONSUMPTION IS GIVEN right??
ITR mei cogs makes sense because see inventory is mostly measured at cost and cogs gives us cost only na cause cogs hoti kya hei cost of goods sold so it makes sense to include all direct expenses like wages etc.. but keep in mind to take average inventory where ever opening and closing is given asRead more
ITR mei cogs makes sense because see inventory is mostly measured at cost and cogs gives us cost only na cause cogs hoti kya hei cost of goods sold so it makes sense to include all direct expenses like wages etc.. but keep in mind to take average inventory where ever opening and closing is given as ITR is a mixed ratio….
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not clear please explain
not clear please explain
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sorry narayan and thank you for your help but i am not really able to understand the point like see if a company has higher fixed cost shouldn't its EBIT be low because both variable and fixed cost play a role and for such firm OL comes high so what does that indicate?? like what is OL's interpretatRead more
sorry narayan and thank you for your help but i am not really able to understand the point like see if a company has higher fixed cost shouldn’t its EBIT be low because both variable and fixed cost play a role and for such firm OL comes high so what does that indicate??
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how can higher fixed cost lead to higher EBIT? i am not yet clear..
how can higher fixed cost lead to higher EBIT? i am not yet clear..
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since nothing is mentioned regarding the opening stocks so i'll have to assume opening stock is equal to closing stock both for RAW MATERIALS & FINISHED GOODS thereby having no impact in trading account but for RAW MATERIAL impact toh aa hii gaya because CONSUMPTION IS GIVEN right??
since nothing is mentioned regarding the opening stocks so i’ll have to assume opening stock is equal to closing stock both for RAW MATERIALS & FINISHED GOODS thereby having no impact in trading account but for RAW MATERIAL impact toh aa hii gaya because CONSUMPTION IS GIVEN right??
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ITR mei cogs makes sense because see inventory is mostly measured at cost and cogs gives us cost only na cause cogs hoti kya hei cost of goods sold so it makes sense to include all direct expenses like wages etc.. but keep in mind to take average inventory where ever opening and closing is given asRead more
ITR mei cogs makes sense because see inventory is mostly measured at cost and cogs gives us cost only na cause cogs hoti kya hei cost of goods sold so it makes sense to include all direct expenses like wages etc.. but keep in mind to take average inventory where ever opening and closing is given as ITR is a mixed ratio….
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question is to calculate RETURN ON ASSET and not ROE
question is to calculate RETURN ON ASSET and not ROE
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