Commerce

Working Capital Management

Working capital management entails monitoring a company’s assets and liabilities to maintain adequate cash flow to pay its short-term operational expenditures and short-term debt commitments. Working capital management requires monitoring multiple ratios, including the working capital ratio, the collection ratio, and the inventory ratio. Working capital management may enhance a company’s cash flow management and […]

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Commerce, UPSC

Walter’s Model

Walter’s Model is based on the model of dividend. Organisations give dividends, which is a percentage of earnings, to their shareholders as a reward for their investment in the venture. The dividend model also determines the proportion of money that will be reinvested in the organisation to facilitate growth and platform expansion. The primary aim

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Commerce, UPSC

Value added tax

VAT is a consumption tax on products and services applied at each level of the supply chain where value is added, from initial manufacturing through the point of sale. The amount of VAT a user pays is determined by subtracting the cost of the product from any costs of ingredients in the product that have

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Commerce, UPSC

VAT and Services Tax

VAT stands for value-added tax, which is a tax implemented by the Government of India over the goods and services provided by them. It is a ladder policy of taxation applied over several services as the amount requirement. The supply chain works in the process of adding the value or a particular amount over the

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Commerce, UPSC

Stamp Duty

Stamp duty is a levy imposed on single-property transactions or papers. Before the document was legally valid, a physical revenue stamp had to be applied to or imprinted onto it to prove that stamp duty had been paid. A stamp is no longer required in more current forms of the tax. The stamp duty in

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Commerce, UPSC