Subject selection 2016
 

Please suggest is it accounting a good choice for 2016?

[QUOTE=zaaraqutab;807963]Please suggest is it accounting a good choice for 2016?[/QUOTE]
If you have background of accounting and cmmond over accounting then it is very good choice and very scrong subject.

[QUOTE=zaaraqutab;807963]Please suggest is it accounting a good choice for 2016?[/QUOTE]

If you have any other better option, you need not opt accounting and auditing. This subject is totally unpredictable ...

Subject selection 2016
 

The accounting market has so much saturated and there is no more space.
So it is better to do something different.
But if you have a keen interest in it. Then you should do it. Because nothing is impossible in this world if you have the courage to achieve it.

accounting and auditing
 

i honestly recomend all aspirants not to opt accounting and auditing because paper pattern is not so clear and couese work is very lengthy. so you had better opt any other subject in its place.

Paper-1 (2000) Mcq 4 answer is "c"

We practice in Chartered Accountancy and describe as per IAS as follows,
Balance sheet as at 31 December, 2015
Profit and loss as on 31 December, 2015

I didn't review all Mcqs.

Hello Dear, Accounting is high scoring subject and easy. However, it depends person to person.

paper -1 (10) In straight line method of depreciation, the written down value of a fixed asset will be at the end of the life of the asset as under:
(a) Rupee one
[B](b) Rupee zero[/B] (c) None of these.

Answer is "C"

Reason: Depreciable amount is divide by useful life. Depreciable amount means the amount which is to be depreciated and is calculated as cost less residual value.

[QUOTE=Zubair Gilgiti;910668]paper -1 (10) In straight line method of depreciation, the written down value of a fixed asset will be at the end of the life of the asset as under:
(a) Rupee one
[B](b) Rupee zero[/B] (c) None of these.

Answer is "C"

Reason: Depreciable amount is divide by useful life. Depreciable amount means the amount which is to be depreciated and is calculated as cost less residual value.[/QUOTE]
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