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Statutory audit is a mandatory annual audit conducted by external auditors to verify the fairness of a company's financial statements and ensure compliance with accounting standards. Internal audit is conducted by a company's own staff to inspect financial records and verify accuracy, while external audit is a periodic examination by an independent third party. Key differences are that internal audit is not mandatory and aims to check company operations, while statutory audit is mandatory and conducted for regulatory purposes like tax compliance.
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Statutory audit is a mandatory annual audit conducted by external auditors to verify the fairness of a company's financial statements and ensure compliance with accounting standards. Internal audit is conducted by a company's own staff to inspect financial records and verify accuracy, while external audit is a periodic examination by an independent third party. Key differences are that internal audit is not mandatory and aims to check company operations, while statutory audit is mandatory and conducted for regulatory purposes like tax compliance.
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1. WHAT IS STATUTORY AUDIT? answer :Statutory audit is done by chartered Accountants to !

eri"y the "inancia# state$ent%s "airness and it is done annua##y. It ensures that to the best &now#ed'e o" the auditors "inancia# state$ents are "ree "ro$ any $isre(resentations and "rauds. 2. WHAT IS INTERNAL AUDIT ANSWER An inspection and verification of the financial records of a compan or firm ! a mem!er of its o"n staff to determine the acc#rac and accepta!ilit of its acco#ntin$ practices. %. WHAT IS E&TERNAL AUDIT ' ANSWER( a periodic e)amination of the !oo*s of acco#nt and records of an entit cond#cted ! an independent third part +an a#ditor, to ens#re that the have !een properl maintained- are acc#rate and compl "ith esta!lished concepts- principlesand acco#ntin$ standards- and $ive a tr#e and fair vie" of the financial state of the entit . .( What do o# mean ! vo#chin$' Ans"er ( /o#chin$ is the process of chec*in$ the a#thentication of the vo#cher maintain ! the mana$ement "ith the respective s#pportin$ doc#ment . ( Definition of a#dit ' Ans"er ( An e)amination and verification of a compan 0s financial and acco#ntin$ records and s#pportin$ doc#ments ! a professional- s#ch as a 1ertified 2#!lic Acco#ntant. . ( E)plain the difference !et"een internal a#dit and stat#tor a#dit' Ans"er ( An internal a#dit is one "hich is cond#cted ! the internal a#ditors of the compan . It is not mandator for the compan and the compan 3#st cond#cts it to *eep a chec* on the operations of the compan . 4n the other hand stat#tor a#dit is ver important !eca#se it is ! the e)ternal a#ditors and it is mandator for all *inds of companies. Stat#tor a#dit is #s#all cond#cted for vario#s p#rposes li*e ta) re$#lator re5#ires it for ta)ation p#rposes. . ( What is ann#al $eneral meetin$+A67, ' Ans"er ( A67 the stat#tor meetin$ of the directors and shareholders of a compan or of the mem!ers of a societ - held once ever financial ear- at "hich the ann#al report is presented . ( What is e)traordinar $eneral meetin$+E67, ' Ans"er ( A meetin$ other than the ann#al $eneral meetin$ !et"een a compan 0s

shareholders- e)ec#tives and an other mem!ers. An E67 is . ( R#les s#rro#ndin$ the A67 Ans"er ( 7ost private companies are not re5#ired to hold an A67. 2#!lic limited companies +plcs, m#st hold an A67 "ithin si) months of their financial ear end. 1ompanies can still hold an A67 if the choose to. As "ith other meetin$s- an A67 m#st !e arran$ed if an director as*s for one "ith d#e notice- or if 8 per cent of the mem!ers re5#est one. A compan ma also still need to hold one in certain circ#mstances. 9or e)ample- o# m#st hold an A67 if o# "ant to dismiss a director or a#ditor !efore the end of their term- or if o# are a p#!lic compan "ith traded shares. If the compan does hold an A67( : ;o# m#st send "ritten notice to the directors and shareholders <= da s in advance +2< da s in advance for p#!lic companies "ith traded shares,- #nless o#r compan articles state other"ise. An A67 can !e held at shorter notice if >? per cent of mem!ers a$ree +>8 per cent for plcs,. : ;o# are no lon$er re5#ired to circ#late copies of the compan 0s acco#nts !efore an A67. Ho"ever- the m#st !e sent to mem!ers !efore the are d#e to !e filed "ith the re$istrar of companies. : Directors and shareholders can vote on the appointment of directors and a#ditors to the compan +if re5#ired,. : 4rdinar resol#tions can no" !e passed ! a simple ma3orit and special resol#tions re5#ire at least @8 per cent of those eli$i!le to vote in favo#r. : ;o# m#st file at 1ompanies Ho#se an special resol#tions passed at a meetin$. #s#all called on short notice and deals "ith an #r$ent matter. . ( definition of cash !asis acco#ntin$' Ans"er( An acco#ntin$ method in "hich income is recorded "hen cash is received- and e)penses are recorded "hen cash is paid o#t. . ( Definition of Accr#al Aasis acco#ntin$ ' Ans"er ( The most commonl #sed acco#ntin$ method- "hich reports income "hen earned and e)penses "hen inc#rred. . ( "hat is capital e)pendit#re ' Ans"er ( 7one spent to ac5#ire or #p$rade ph sical assets s#ch as !#ildin$s and machiner . also called capital spendin$ or capital e)pense. . ( "hat is reven#e e)pendit#re' Ans"er ( All e)penses inc#rred in r#nnin$ a !#siness s#ch as salaries- "a$es- rentli$htin$- stationar etc. are classed as reven#e e)pendit#re. Aeside e)pense inc#rred in

p#ttin$ the fi)ed assets in proper order ! repairs and rene"als are also reven#e e)pendit#res. . ( What is Asset ' Ans"er ( Assets are a compan Bs reso#rcesCthin$s the compan o"ns. E)amples of assets incl#de cash- acco#nts receiva!le- inventor - prepaid ins#rance- investmentsland- !#ildin$s- e5#ipment- and $ood"ill. 9rom the acco#ntin$ e5#ation- "e see that the amo#nt of assets m#st e5#al the com!ined amo#nt of lia!ilities pl#s o"nerBs +or stoc*holdersB, e5#it . . ( "hat is Lia!ilities ' Ans"er ( Lia!ilities are a compan Bs o!li$ationsCamo#nts the compan o"es. E)amples of lia!ilities incl#de notes or loans pa a!le- acco#nts pa a!le- salaries and "a$es pa a!le- interest pa a!le- and income ta)es pa a!le . ( "hat is 4"nerBs or stoc*holdersB e5#it ' Ans"er ( 4"nerBs or stoc*holdersB e5#it also reports the amo#nts invested into the compan ! the o"ners pl#s the c#m#lative net income of the compan that has not !een "ithdra"n or distri!#ted to the o"ners. . ( definition of reven#e' Ans"er ( this is the total amo#nt of mone received ! the compan for $oods sold or services provided d#rin$ a certain time period. . ( definition of e)pense ' Ans"er ( 2a ment of cash or cashDe5#ivalent for $oods or services- or a char$e a$ainst availa!le f#nds in settlement of an o!li$ation as evidenced ! an invoice- receiptvo#cher- or other s#ch doc#ment. . (What is depreciation' Ans"er (A non cash e)pense that red#ces the val#e of an asset as a res#lt of "ear and tear- a$e- or o!solescence. 7ost assets lose their val#e over time +in other "ords- the depreciate,. ( What is income statement ' Ans"er ( A financial statement that presents the reven#es and e)penses and res#ltin$ net income or net loss of a compan for a specific period of time . . ( "hat is !alance sheet ' Ans"er ( A financial statement that s#mmariEes a compan 0s assets- lia!ilities and shareholders0 e5#it at a specific point in time.

. ( "hat is cash co" ' Ans"er ( an !#siness vent#re - operation- or prod#ct that is a dependa!le so#rce of income or profit . . ( definition of ta) ' Ans"er ( A fee char$ed +FleviedF, ! a $overnment on a prod#ct- income- or activit of an or$aniEation or person . . ( What is direct ta) ' Ans"er ( In the $eneral sense- a direct ta) is one paid directl to the $overnment ! the persons or or$aniEation +3#ristic or nat#ral, on "hom it is imposed +often accompanied ! a ta) ret#rn filed ! the ta)pa er,. E)amples incl#de some income ta)es- some corporate ta)es- and transfer ta)es s#ch as estate +inheritance, ta) and $ift ta). . ( What is indirect ta) ' Ans"er ( A ta)- s#ch as a sales ta) or val#eDadded ta)- that is levied on $oods or services rather than individ#als and is #ltimatel paid ! cons#mers in the form of hi$her prices. . ( "hat is Ta) holida ' Ans"er ( A $overnment incentive pro$ram that offers a ta) red#ction or elimination to !#sinesses. Ta) holida s are often #sed to red#ce sales ta)es ! local $overnments- !#t the are also commonl #sed ! $overnments in developin$ co#ntries to help stim#late forei$n investment. . ( "hat is /AT' Ans"er ( /al#e Added Ta). A cons#mption ta) "hich is levied at each sta$e of prod#ction !ased on the val#e added to the prod#ct at that sta$e. . ( What is income ta) ' Ans"er ( a ta) levied on incomes- especiall an ann#al $overnment ta) on personal incomes. . ( What is internal rate of ret#rn +IRR, Ans"er ( The internal rate of ret#rn +IRR, is a rate of ret#rn #sed in capital !#d$etin$ to meas#re and compare the profita!ilit of investments. It is also called the disco#nted cash flo" rate of ret#rn +D19R4R, or simpl the rate of ret#rn +R4R, . ( "hat is Net present val#e' Ans"er ( Net present val#e is an economic standard method for eval#atin$ competin$ lon$Dterm pro3ects in capital !#d$etin$

. ( What is fair mar*et val#e' Ans"er ( The price that an interested !#t not desperate !# er "o#ld !e "illin$ to pa and an interested !#t not desperate seller "o#ld !e "illin$ to accept on the open mar*et ass#min$ a reasona!le period of time for an a$reement to arise. . ( "hat is hard"are ' Ans"er ( Hard"are refers to a ph sical piece of a comp#ter. This co#ld !e a hard drive- monitor- memor chip- or 12U. The *e idea is that the item is somethin$ o# can to#ch. This compares to soft"are "hich is not tan$i!le in an "a . ;o# can0t pic* it #p or "ei$h it. ;et- "itho#t soft"are- hard"are is #seless. T pical e)amples of hard"are incl#de the comp#ter o#0re #sin$ to vie" this pa$e- the hard drive that has this pa$e stored on it- and the mo#se o# #sed to clic* on a lin* to !rin$ o# to this pa$e. .( "hat is soft"are ' Ans"er ( Soft"are is a $eneral term for the vario#s *inds of pro$rams #sed to operate comp#ters and related devices. soft"are is not visi!le . . ( What is internet ' Ans"er ( a vast comp#ter net"or* lin*in$ smaller comp#ter net"or*s "orld"ide +#s#all preceded ! the ,. The Internet incl#des commercial- ed#cational$overnmental- and other net"or*s- all of "hich #se the same set of comm#nications protocols. .( What is EDcommerce' Ans"er ( EDcommerce +electronic commerce or E1, is the !# in$ and sellin$ of $oods and services on the Internet- especiall the World Wide We!. In practice- this term and a ne"er term- eD!#siness- are often #sed interchan$ea!l . 9or online retail sellin$- the term eDtailin$ is sometimes #sed. . ( "hat is EDmail' Ans"er ( EDmail +electronic mail, is the e)chan$e of comp#terDstored messa$es ! telecomm#nication. +Some p#!lications spell it emailG "e prefer the c#rrentl more esta!lished spellin$ of eDmail., EDmail messa$es are #s#all encoded in AS1II te)t. Ho"ever- o# can also send nonDte)t files- s#ch as $raphic ima$es and so#nd files- as attachments sent in !inar streams. S47E Ela!orate (
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NAR D National Aoard of Reven#e SE1 D Sec#rities and E)chan$e 1ommission DSE D Dha*a Stoc* E)chan$e 1SE- D 1hitta$on$ Stoc* E)chan$e 9A11I D 9ederation of Aan$ladesh 1ham!ers of 1ommerce and Ind#stries 6AA2 D 6enerall Accepted Acco#ntin$ 2rinciples RA7 D RandomDaccess memor S47E A114UNTIN6 A4DIES IASA D International Acco#ntin$ Standards Aoard. 9ASA D 9inancial Acco#ntin$ Standards Aoard . ASA D Acco#ntin$ Standards Aoard . 6ASA D 6overnmental Acco#ntin$ Standards Aoard . 4THER 4R6ANIHATI4N I A4DIES I9I1 D International 9ederation of Acco#ntants AIA D Association of International Acco#ntants AAA D American Acco#ntin$ Association I1AEW D Instit#te of 1hartered Acco#ntants in En$land and "ales SA9A D So#th Asian 9ederation of Acco#ntants S47E STANDARDS I 2RIN1I2LES 6AA2 D 6enerall Accepted Acco#ntin$ principles AAS D Aan$ladesh Acco#ntin$ Standards I9RS D International 9inancial reportin$ Standards 9AS D 9inancial Acco#ntin$ Standards +USA, 9RS D 9inancial reportin$ Standards +U*, AUDITIN6 STANDARDS I A4DIES ISA D international Standards on a#ditin$ IAASA D International A#ditin$ and Ass#rance Standards Aoard 2R49ESSI4NAL DE6REES I 4R6ANIHATI4N 1A J chartered Acco#ntant A1A J Associate of 1hartered Acco#ntants 91A J 9ello" of 1hartered Acco#ntants I1AA D Instit#te of 1hartered Acco#ntants of Aan$ladesh. these *inds of de$ree provid ! Instit#te of 1hartered Acco#ntants of Aan$ladesh+I1AA, 12A J 1ertified 2#!lic Acco#ntant AI12A J American Instit#te of 1ertified p#!lic Acco#ntant 2R49ESSI4NAL DE6REES I 4R6ANIHATI4N 17A J 1ertified 7ana$ement Acco#ntants A17A J Associate of 1ertified 7ana$ement Acco#ntants 917A Jfello" of 1ertified 7ana$ement Acco#ntants

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17A J 1ost and 7ana$ement Acco#ntants A17A J Associate of 1ost and 7ana$ement Acco#ntants 917A J 9ello" of 1ost and 7ana$ement Acco#ntants I17AA J Instit#te of 1ost and 7ana$ement Acco#ntants of Aan$ladesh.those *inds of de$ree provided ! Instit#te of 1ost and 7ana$ement Acco#ntants of Aan$ladesh 2R49ESSI4NAL DE6REES I 4R6ANIHATI4N 17A J 1hartered 7ana$ement Acco#ntants A17A J Associate of 1hartered 7ana$ement Acco#ntants 917A J 9ello" of 1hartered 7ana$ement Acco#ntants 1I7A J 1hartered instit#te 7ana$ement Acco#ntants. those de$ree provided ! 1hartered instit#te 7ana$ement Acco#ntants 2R49ESSI4NAL DE6REES I 4R6ANIHATI4N 1AT J 1ertified Acco#ntin$ Technician A11A J Associate of chartered 1ertified Acco#ntants 911A J fello" of chartered 1ertified Acco#ntants A11A J Association of chartered 1ertified Acco#ntants. those de$ree provided ! Association of chartered 1ertified Acco#ntants

"hat is 9inancial Acco#ntin$' Ans"er ( The area of acco#ntin$ concerned "ith reportin$ financial information to interested e)ternal parties. 6enerall Accepted Acco#ntin$ 2rinciples +6AA2,( A#thoritative $#idelines that define acco#ntin$ practice at a partic#lar time. Internal Reven#e Service +IRS,( A $overnment a$enc that prescri!es the r#les and re$#lations that $overn the collection of ta) reven#es in the U.S. Sec#rities and E)chan$e 1ommission +SE1,S( The $overnment !od responsi!le for re$#latin$ the financial reportin$ practices of most p#!licl o"ned corporations in connection "ith the !# in$ and sellin$ of stoc*s and !onds. . ( "hat is Intan$i!le Assets ' Ans"er ( Intan$i!le assets incl#de patents- cop ri$hts- trademar*s- trade namesfranchise licenses- $overnment licenses- $ood"ill- and other items that lac* ph sical s#!stance !#t provide lon$Dterm !enefits to the compan . 1ompanies acco#nt for intan$i!le assets m#ch as the acco#nt for deprecia!le assets and nat#ral reso#rces. The cost of intan$i!le assets is s stematicall allocated to e)pense d#rin$ the asset0s #sef#l life or le$al life- "hichever is shorter- and this life is never allo"ed to e)ceed fort ears. The process of allocatin$ the cost of intan$i!le assets to e)pense Short notes G

Aoo* val#e DD total assets min#s total lia!ilities. +See also net "orth., Aoo* val#e also means the val#e of an asset as recorded on the compan 0s !oo*s or financial reports. Aoo* val#e is often different than tr#e val#e. It ma !e more or less. Area* even point DD the amo#nt of reven#e from sales "hich e)actl e5#als the amo#nt of e)pense. Area*even point is often e)pressed as the n#m!er of #nits that m#st !e sold to prod#ce reven#es e)actl e5#al to e)penses. Sales a!ove the !rea*even point prod#ce a profitG !elo" prod#ces a loss. Deferred income DD a lia!ilit that arises "hen a compan is paid in advance for $oods or services that "ill !e provided later. 9or e)ample- "hen a ma$aEine s#!scription is paid in advance- the ma$aEine p#!lisher is lia!le to provide ma$aEines for the life of the s#!scription. The amo#nt in deferred income is red#ced as the ma$aEines are delivered is called amortiEation- and companies almost al"a s #se the strai$htDline method to amortiEe intan$i!le assets. Ret#rn on investment +R4I,DD a meas#re of the effectiveness and efficienc "ith "hich mana$ers #se the reso#rces availa!le to them- e)pressed as a percenta$e. Ret#rn on e5#it is #s#all net profit after ta)es divided ! the shareholders0 e5#it . Ret#rn on invested capital is #s#all net profit after ta)es pl#s interest paid on lon$Dterm de!t divided ! the e5#it pl#s the lon$Dterm de!t. Ret#rn on assets #sed is #s#all the operatin$ profit divided ! the assets #sed to prod#ce the profit. T picall #sed to eval#ate divisions or s#!sidiaries. R4I is ver #sef#l !#t can onl !e #sed to compare consistent entities DD similar companies in the same ind#str or the same compan over a period of time. Different companies and different ind#stries have different R4Is. /aria!le cost DD a cost that chan$es as sales or prod#ction chan$e. If a !#siness is prod#cin$ nothin$ and sellin$ nothin$- the varia!le cost sho#ld !e Eero. Ho"ever- there "ill pro!a!l !e fi)ed costs. Wor*in$ capital DD c#rrent assets min#s c#rrent lia!ilities. In most !#sinesses the ma3or components of "or*in$ capital are cash- acco#nts receiva!le- and inventor min#s acco#nts pa a!le. As a !#siness $ro"s it "ill have lar$er acco#nts receiva!le and more inventor . Th#s the need for "or*in$ capital "ill increase. WriteDdo"n val#e DD the partial red#ction in the val#e of an asset- reco$niEin$ o!solescence or other losses in val#e. WriteDoff DD the total red#ction in the val#e of an asset- reco$niEin$ that it no lon$er has an val#e. WriteDdo"ns and "riteDoffs are nonDcash e)penses that affect profits . ("hat is ta) ded#ction at so#rce +TDS, Ans"er ( Ta) ded#cted at so#rce is one of the modes of collectin$ IncomeDta) from the assessees. S#ch collection of ta) is effected at the so#rce "hen income arises or accr#es. Hence "here an specified t pe of income arises or accr#es to an one- the IncomeDta) Act en3oins on the pa er of s#ch income to ded#ct a stip#lated percenta$e of s#ch income ! "a of IncomeDta) and pa onl the !alance amo#nt to the recepient of s#ch income. The ta) so ded#cted at so#rce ! the pa er- has to !e deposited in the 6overnment treas#r to the credit of 1entral 6ovt. "ithin the specified time. The ta)

so ded#cted from the income of the recipient is deemed to !e pa ment of IncomeDta) ! the recepient at the time of his assessment. Income from several so#rces is s#!3ected to ta) ded#ction at so#rce. 2resentl this concept of T.D.S. is also #sed as an instr#ment in enlar$in$ the ta) !ase. Some of s#ch income s#!3ected to T.D.S. are salar - interestdividend- interest on sec#rities- "innin$s from lotter - horse races- commission and !ro*era$e- rent- fees for professional and technical services- pa ments to nonDresidents etc. . ( What is !an* reconciliation' Ans"er ( Anal sis and ad3#stment of differences !et"een the cash !alance sho"n on a !an* statement- and the amo#nt sho"n in the acco#nt holder0s records. This matchin$ process involves ma*in$ allo"ances for chec*s iss#ed !#t not et presented- and for chec*s deposited !#t not et cleared or credited. And- if discrepancies persist- findin$ the ca#se and !rin$in$ the records into a$reement. . ( "hat is Ratio Anal sis' Ans"er ( A tool #sed ! individ#als to cond#ct a 5#antitative anal sis of information in a compan 0s financial statements. Ratios are calc#lated from c#rrent ear n#m!ers and are then compared to previo#s ears- other companies- the ind#str - or even the econom to 3#d$e the performance of the compan . Ratio anal sis is predominatel #sed ! proponents of f#ndamental anal sis. . ( "hat is trade disco#nt ' Ans"er ( a s#m or percenta$e ded#cted from the list price of a commodit allo"ed ! a man#fact#rer- distri!#tor- or "holesaler to a retailer or ! one enterprise to another in the same trade .( "hat is cost acco#ntin$ ' Ans"er ( a !ranch of acco#ntin$ dealin$ "ith the classification- recordin$- allocations#mmariEation and reportin$ of c#rrent and prospective costs and anal Ein$ their !ehaviors. 1ost acco#ntin$ is fre5#entl #sed to facilitate internal decision ma*in$ and provides tools "ith "hich mana$ement can appraise performance and control costs of doin$ !#siness. 1arria$e in"ard ( 4cc#rs "hen a !#siness has to pa for p#rchased $oods to !e delivered to it0s 2remises. 1arria$e 4#t"ard( 4cc#rs "hen a !#siness 2A;S for sold $oods to !e delivered to it0s c#stomers premises. . ( What is irrecovera!le de!ts' Ans"er ( A de!t "hich is not e)pected to !e paid .

. ( "hat is resid#al val#e ' Ans"er ( The amo#nt a compan e)pects to !e a!le to sell a fi)ed asset for at the end of its #sef#l life. . ( "hat is Share ' Ans"er ( A #nit of o"nership that represents an e5#al proportion of a compan 0s capital. It entitles its holder +the shareholder, to an e5#al claim on the compan 0s profits and an e5#al o!li$ation for the compan 0s de!ts and losses. KKKT"o ma3or t pes of shares are +<, ordinar shares +common stoc*,( "hich entitle the shareholder to share in the earnin$s of the compan as and "hen the occ#r- and to vote at the compan 0s ann#al $eneral meetin$s and other official meetin$s- and +2, preference shares +preferred stoc*,( "hich entitle the shareholder to a fi)ed periodic income +interest, !#t $enerall do not $ive him or her votin$ ri$hts. See also stoc*. . ( definition of trial !alance. Ans"er ( The act of totalin$ de!it !alances and credit !alances to confirm that total de!its e5#al total credits. . ( Definition of led$er. Ans"er ( A led$er contains s#mmariEed financial information that is classified ! assi$nment to a specific acco#nt n#m!er #sin$ a 1hart of Acco#nts. . ( definition of ad3#stment <.Ans"er ( increase or decrease to an acco#nt res#ltin$ from an ad3#stin$ 3o#rnal entr . 9or e)ample- the accr#al of "a$es at earDend "ill ca#se an increase in !oth salar e)pense and salar pa a!le. 2.Ans"er ( chan$in$ an acco#nt !alance !eca#se of some happenin$ or event. 9or e)ample- a c#stomer "ho ret#rns merchandise ill receive a credit ad3#stment to the acco#nt.

. ( definition of appreciation ' <.Ans"er ( Increase in the val#e of an asset thro#$h a rise in mar*et price- appraised val#e- or income earned- as compared to an earlier period. The opposite is Depreciation. 2.Ans"er ( Increase in the val#e of one c#rrenc vs another- "itho#t an chan$e in

official val#e occ#rrin$. It res#lts from $ro"th in mar*et demand #nder floatin$ e)chan$e rates rather than official action s#ch as a c#rrenc reval#ation. . ( Difference !et"een depreciation appreciation' Ans"er ( Appreciation and depreciation !oth deal "ith asset val#e over time. Some assets- s#ch as real estate- !onds- and homes $ain val#e as time $oes on. These assets are said to appreciate. 4ther assets- s#ch as vehicles- man#fact#rin$ plants- and office e5#ipment lose val#e over time +depreciate,. AppreciationLdepreciation as a ver! is the process of increasin$ val#e. 9or instance- a piece of real estate mi$ht appreciate at 8M per ear and a car mi$ht depreciate <?M a ear. DeLAppreciation do N4T have to !e linear. 9or instance- the moment o# drive a ne" car off the lot- it depreciates a considera!le amo#nt +sa <?M of its val#e,. The ne)t ear- tho#$h- the car mi$ht onl depreciate 8M. Ho" one determines the rate of deLappreciation depends on o#r acco#ntin$ r#les. 9or ta) reasons- man companies have to a!ide ! strict depreciation la"s +9or instance- it "o#ld !e #nreasona!le to depreciate a factor at >?M of it0s val#e in one ear !eca#se it "o#ld effects the compan 0s profits and th#s the ta)es that compan pa s,. 9or most cons#mers- deLappreciation is !ased on the mar*et val#e of the asset. Aac* to the car e)ample( the moment a ne" car is driven off the lot- it loses a lot of its val#e !eca#se it is then consider a F#sedF car- so people "on0t pa as m#ch for it. . ( "hat is fiscal ear' Ans"er ( A <2Dmonth period over "hich a compan !#d$ets its spendin$. A fiscal ear does not al"a s !e$in in Nan#ar and end in Decem!erG it ma r#n over an period of <2 months. The fiscal ear is referred to ! the date in "hich it ends. . ( difference !et"een fi)ed and varia!le costs' Ans"er ( 9i)ed costs are e)penses "hose total does not chan$e in proportion to the activit of a !#siness- "ithin the relevant time period. 9or e)ample- a retailer m#st pa rent and #tilit !ills irrespective of sales /aria!le costs ! contrast chan$e in relation to the activit of a !#siness s#ch as sales or prod#ction vol#me. In the e)ample of the retailer- varia!le costs ma primaril !e composed of inventor +$oods p#rchased for sale,- and the cost of $oods is therefore almost entirel varia!le. In man#fact#rin$- direct material costs are an e)ample of a varia!le cost. Alon$ "ith varia!le costs- fi)ed costs ma*e #p one of the t"o components of total cost. In the most simple prod#ction f#nction- total cost is e5#al to fi)ed costs pl#s varia!le costs. . ( definition of sales ta)' Ans"er (A sales ta) is a cons#mption ta)- #s#all paid ! the cons#mer at the point of

p#rchase- itemiEed separatel from the !ase price- for certain $oods and services. The ta) amo#nt is #s#all calc#lated ! appl in$ a percenta$e rate to the ta)a!le price of a sale .( definition of p#rchase ta)' Ans"er ( A ta) that is added to the price of $oods sold in shops- !#t not on !asic $oods that people need to !# - that the o"ner of the shop m#st pa to the $overnment Ans"er ( a ta. ( definition of e)cise ta) ' Ans"er ( An indirect ta) char$ed on the sale of a partic#lar $ood. Ans"er ( An e)cise ta) is a ta) on #se or cons#mption of certain prod#cts. E)cise ta)es are sometimes incl#ded in the price of a prod#ct- s#ch as motor f#els- ci$arettes- and alcohol. E)cise ta)es ma also !e imposed on some activities- li*e $am!lin$. E)cise ta)es ma !e imposed ! the federal $overnment or ! a state. ) levied on nonessential cons#mer $oods and added to sellin$ prices ! retailers . ( definition of #se ta) ' Ans"er ( Use ta) is levied "hen the prod#cts are p#rchased from a different state pa in$ the sales ta) to that state. This ta) compensate the state "here the $oods are finall p#t to #se- the loss it has s#ffered !eca#se of the p#rchase from a different state.

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