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FIFO (First-In, First-Out)

An inventory costing method that assumes the oldest stock on hand is sold first, so the earliest costs flow to cost of goods sold.

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    A supply on which no GST is charged and on which the supplier cannot claim input tax credit for inputs used to make it.

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    A forward-looking provisioning model under Ind AS 109 that estimates credit losses on receivables and other financial assets, rather than waiting for a loss to be incurred.

  • Fixed Asset Register (FAR)

    The detailed record of every fixed asset a company owns — cost, location, accumulated depreciation, useful life — that should tie to the general ledger balance.

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    A deposit placed with a bank for a fixed term at a fixed interest rate — verified in audit by confirmation from the bank, not merely the client's own record.

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