The main objective of auditing the cash book is to ensure that all receipts and payments have been accurately and completely recorded. Auditing the cash book involves verifying the accuracy and completeness of cash transactions, ensuring that no errors or omissions have occurred in recording the financial activities related to cash inflows and outflows. This helps in establishing the reliability of the financial records and the internal control system in place for cash management.
In case of banks deals with Mutual Funds, which combination among the following will be applicable for the regulatory Purposes?
Which of the following is a disadvantage of the payback period method in capital budgeting?
In the calculation of the Marginal Cost of Funds, what is the weightage given to the Marginal Cost of Borrowings compared to the return on net worth?
Which term best describes the measure provided by Accounting Ratios to assess a company's performance and condition?
What would be the break even units if the Fixed Cost is Rs.1,00,000 and PV ratio is 25%. The company sells its product at Rs.60 per unit.
What is the name of the index that measures the performance of small-cap companies in the Indian stock market?
What was the projected real GDP growth for 2024-25 as per the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meet held in Aug 2024?
Who among the following cannot issue commercial papers?
The rate applicable to an investment lasting for n years when all the returns are realized at the end is called:
The stage of communication model in which easy and less technical jargons are used before the communication for smooth flow of communication is ______
