Which Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS) deals with "Financial Instruments"?
Ind AS 109: Financial Instruments is the Indian Accounting Standard that deals with accounting and reporting requirements for financial instruments. This standard provides guidelines on how to recognize, measure, present, and disclose various types of financial instruments such as loans, receivables, investments, and derivatives in financial statements.
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A man invested a certain amount of sum at 11% per annum simple interest and earned an interest of Rs. 2200 after 2 years. If the same amount is i...
Anita invested Rs. 5400 in scheme 'P,' which offers a 15% per annum simple interest rate, and she invested Rs. 3800 in scheme 'Q,' offering a 25% per an...
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