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 2077/08/06 (21 November, 2020 Saturday) FREE WAYS TO ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS It is what people need to know and need to use as the foundation of their business success. However, every business needs to do more than that to get into the eyes of the customer. However, most businesses, especially the startups will find it hard to pay for these advertising methods. If you could afford to hire a professional advertising company, you would still see some of these free methods for promoting your business. However, many people do not put in enough time to learn them. The following are a few free ways to advertise your business. Some are offline while others are online methods. Use as many as makes sense for your business. # 1: GOOGLE LOCAL Google Local is a local listing service on the web for local businesses. You do not have to do much but contact Google Local and provide your company name, address, phone number and website address. You will need to verify this information through a pos...

  2077/08/05 (20 November 2020 Friday) The first thing to see is the number of visits you are getting to your website. This metric in itself is not necessarily all that useful, seeing as it doesn’t necessarily provide much information regarding the type of person visiting your site, the way they’re engaging with your content or anything else. What’s more, is that most websites will not see a visit as the ‘end goal’. If you are intending on building brand awareness, engagement and following, then you will need to reduce your bounce rate (see below). If you are trying to make money, then your ‘goal’ will be to increase your AdSense revenue or to make more sales of your products. Visits in itself are really just an aside! Despite this though, you need to know your visits in order to make sense of all the other data that you’re getting. You need to know your visits so that you can know what percentage of those visitors are buying from you and thereby calculate your conversion rate. You...

  2077/08/04 (19 November, 2020 Thursday)  Cost Reconciliation Statement Rules for reconciliation of cost account and financial account Over and under absorption of overhead Overhead Cost account Financial account Overhead by cost account Less profit   (+) More profit   ( – ) Under absorbed by cost account More profit   ( – ) Less profit   (+)   The difference in stock valuation Stock Valuation Result Opening stock More valued Less Profit (+) Opening stock Less valued More profit   ( – ) Closing stock More valued More profit   ( – ) Closing stock Less valued Less profit   (+) The difference in the method of charging depreciation Depreciation Result ...

 2077/08/03 (18 November, 2020 Wednesday)  Exam 2060, Q.N. 4 A company issued 500, 10% debentures of Rs. 100 each at a discount of 10% and redeemable at the end of 5 years at a premium of 5%. Required: Journal entry for the issue of debentures Solution:                                   Journal Entries Date Particulars LF Debit Rs. Credit Rs.   Bank a/c Dr Discount on issue of debenture a/c Dr. Loss on issue of debenture a/c Dr.     To 10%, debenture a/c     To Premium on redemption of debenture a/c   (Being redeemable 11% debenture issued)   900000 100000 100000       1000000 100000   Exam 2061, Q.N. 4 ...

 2077/08/02   (17 November, 2020 Tuesday)  1. State any two differences between Public Limited Company and Private Limited Company. The differences between Public company and Private limited company are as follows: Public Limited company Private Limited Company The minimum members must be seven and its maximum members is unlimited.   Only one person can form the company but the members should not be more than 50. It can issue shares and can collect money through shares and debentures. It can’t issue shares with the consent of the directors of the company. 2. Clarify the meaning of funds from operation.     The amount of working capital provided by a business organization from its day to day business operation is called funds from operation. It is calculated by subtracting Non-operating incomes and gains from Non-operating and non-cash expenses and losses.  ...

 2077/08/01 (16 November 2020 Monday) Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as possible. The figures in the margin indicate full marks.   ljBfyL{x?n] ;s];Dd cfˆg} zAbdf pQ/ lbg'kg]{5 . bfofF lsgf/fdf lbOPsf] cª\sn] k"0ff{ª\s hgfpF5 .       Attempt EIGHT from Group “A” and TWO from Group “B”.                                                                               Group “A”   1. Explain the economic objectives of the business.                                             8      Joj;fosf] cfly{s p2]Zox?sf af/]df j0f{g ug'{xf];\ .       2. What is industry? ...