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Concurrent control takes place while operations are going on and is intended to minimize problems as they occur. Concurrent control is a control type based on timing that involves the regulation, monitoring and adjusting of ongoing activities that are part of the transformation process to ensure that they conform to organizational standards. Feedback control takes place after operations are finished and is intended to correct problems that have already occurred. A feed forward control is a control type based on timing that focuses on the regulation of inputs to ensure that they meet the standards necessary for the transformation process. Steering control is a technique used to detect deviations and allow corrective actions to be taken while the activity is being performed.
Which of the following Section deals with ‘Company to accept unpaid share capital, although not called up’?
As per Companies Act, 2013, the balance in Securities Premium account can be used for the following purposes except _________
As per Section 26(9) of Companies Act 2013, what is the amount of fine in case the prospectus is issued in contravention of the section related to matte...
Which of the following statements are not a part of the financial statements as per Companies Act?
Within how many days of incorporation should the first meeting of Board of Directors to be held according to Companies Act, 2013?
As per Section 139 of the Companies Act, 2013, every company shall, at the first AGM, appoint an individual or a firm as an auditor who shall hold offic...
 The appointment of Directors is to be approved by company in ____
As per Companies Act, a Prospectus is to be issued within _______ from the date of delivery of prospectus to the Registrar.
What is the maximum Managerial Remuneration that can be paid in case of Absence or Inadequacy of Profit?
