⟩ What are long term capital gains?
A long-term capital gain is the profit that arises with the sale of an asset that has been on hold for a definite period. This period ranges from one year to three years across different asset classes.
A long-term capital gain is the profit that arises with the sale of an asset that has been on hold for a definite period. This period ranges from one year to three years across different asset classes.
Can you please explain the difference between Cash Book and Pass Book?
What is Bill of lading?
What is the treatment for accrued income l expenses in accounting?
What is Shipping Bill?
Can you please explain the difference between Bill of Lading & Shipping Bill?
What is MIS Report?
Can you please explain the difference between discount and rebate?
When MIS report helpful?
Which kind of information should be recording in department's check log?
How to prepare MIS report?