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In (A), replace the preposition "on" with "at." We use "at" when referring to a goal or objective. In this case, "aim at" is the correct phrase, as it conveys the idea of striving for or focusing on a particular result. The sentence would then read: "The plan aims at reducing industrial emissions, but critics argue that it does not address transportation-related pollution sufficiently."Â
Application for cancellation of registration shall be submitted electronically in Form ______.
Which of the following Indian Accounting Standard (Ind AS), deals with the reporting and disclosure of contingent liabilities and contingent assets? Â...
Which instance of SaaS allows users to explore functionality of web services such as Google Maps, Payroll Processing and Credit Card Processing Services...
Revenue should be recognized at the point of sale. Which principle is applied here?Â
Which of the following accounting convention states that‘Trivial transactions can be ignored’?
The per unit expenses of the ____(1) ___ portion of factory overhead varies with the volume of production while ___ (2)___ portion remains the same with...
Holding cash for transaction motive is:
An uncovered cost at the start of a year is Rs. 20,000. Full cash flow during the recovery year is Rs. 40,000, and years prior to full recovery are 3. T...
Classify the following under the respective head in balance sheet:
Items:
I. Current maturities of long-term debt
Which among the following ratios will be affected because of salaries paid in cash as advance salary?