Q. Define Business Communication? Ans: Communication is characterized as “The stream of material data observation, comprehension and creative ability among different gatherings”. Business incorporates those associations, which are occupied with the generation and appropriation of merchandise and enterprises to gain benefit. Consequently Business correspondence signifies, “Stream of data, observation and so on either inside a business association or outside the …
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Role of Effective Business Communication
Q. Discuss the role of effective business communication within and outside the organization. Q. Why Business Communication is called, “Life blood” of an organization? Answer: A business Organization is a gathering of individuals related to gain benefit. Different sorts of exercises must be performed by the general population of an association in order to acquire benefit. These exercises need a powerful and …
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Q. Define communication. What is the importance of communication for an individual and for an organization? Answer: COMMUNICATION:- Definition: Communication is the process by which information is transmitted between individuals and organization, so that an understanding response results”. OR “Communication is the process which involves transmission and accurate replication of ideas, ensured by feedback for the purpose of eliciting action which …
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Q. Explain the Process of Communication. OR Q. “Communication is a two way process of exchanging ideas or information between two human beings”. Explain this statement with the help of a diagram. Answer: Definition: Communication simply means exchange of ideas & information between two persons. A person sends a message to another person and gets the response from the receiver on the …
Read More »Five Elements (Factors) of the Process of Communication
Q. Discuss five elements (Factors) of the process of communication. Answer: Communication is the exchange of ideas between two minds. This process of exchanging idea is based on following five factors. 1. Sender:- Sender is the individual who starts the procedure of correspondence. He creates a thought in his brain with respect to generation development, advancement, demand, request, enquiry and so …
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As a Muslim, it is our faith that the Holy Quran is a comprehensive code of life and is a complete Source of Guidance to us in conduct of all our worldly affairs. The Holy Quran lays great stress on “KITABAT” (recording in Black and White), particularly writing down of financial and business transactions. The contents of Verses 282 and …
Read More »Who are Stakeholders? | Users of Accounting Information
Firstly, Question is that Who are Stakeholders? Simply, we can say that Stakeholders are the parties whose Stake means Interest is linked with the organisation whether directly or indirectly. Now, we will discuss some possible Internal or External stakeholders of accounting information, whose benefit is associated with the organisation. Followings you will find a list of parties whose stake directly …
Read More »Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) | Powers and Functions
Q: Define “Federal Board of Revenue”; explain its powers and functions in detail. Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) Introduction The old name of federal board of revenue (FBR) is central board of revenue (CBR). Income tax ordinance, 2001 uses the word ‘Board’ for FBR and CBR. Board is the highest tax authority in Pakistan. It has the powers to exercise …
Read More »APPELLATE TRIBUNAL INLAND REVENUE & Its FUNCTIONS
Question: Discuss the composition of “APPELLATE TRIBUNAL INLAND REVENUE”, what are the functions performed by it? Answer: APPELLATE TRIBUNAL INLAND REVENUE: APPELLATE TRIBUNAL INLAND REVENUE is the second court of appeal. The Federal Government is the appointing authority of the APPELLATE TRIBUNAL. The taxpayer or the Commissioner Inland Revenue, if not satisfied with the decision of the Commissioner Inland Revenue (Appeals) can …
Read More »Sett Off of Losses under Income Tax Ordinance 2001
Question: Define set off of losses. How different losses can be set off under the provisions of income tax ordinance 2001? Answer: Head/Sources of income: According to income tax ordinance 2001, there five heads of income i.e. income from salary, income from property, income from business, Capital gain, income from other source. A person may drive income from all these …
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