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Fixed Asset Turnover Ratio

What is Fixed Asset Turnover Ratio? The fixed asset turnover ratio is an efficiency ratio that compares net sales to fixed assets to determine a company's return on investment in fixed assets. The fixed assets include land, building, furniture, plant,...

Financial Regulatory Bodies in India

The Indian Financial System has independent regulators for different sectors. Banking, Insurance, Capital Market, Commodity Market, Pension Fund, are the major financial sectors in India. The regulators are autonomous agencies that are responsible for regulatory and supervisory activities. Each regulatory...

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Difference Between FDI and FPI

A country needs funds to grow its economy. While approaching domestic sources is one way, approaching international sources is another way. There are two ways a country can get capital through international sources. Namely, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and Foreign...

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EFT Payment in India

Every transaction starts with someone giving money to another one. In the pre-pandemic times, e-commerce was on the rise. With the COVID-19 outbreak, digital payment adoption has accelerated. It has become the most popular way of transacting today and will...

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Digital Gold vs Physical Gold

Gold is a go-to investment for Indians. Be it gold jewellery, gold coins, or biscuits, gold is consumed in every form. Every auspicious occasion is marked with the purchase of gold. With the entire world moving towards digitalization, gold in...

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Digital Gold vs Gold ETF

In India, gold is a go-to investment for most, and every auspicious occasion is marked with the purchase of gold. However, it comes with a risk of security and additional costs and charges. In this new era, you can purchase...

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Differences Between Capital Expenditure and Revenue Expenditure

The major difference between capital expenditure and revenue expenditure is that the former is for acquiring and managing fixed assets, while the latter is for managing business operations. What is Capital Expenditure? Capital Expenditure is the company’s fund on fixed...

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Difference Between Shares and Debentures 

There are different ways in which a company, business, legal entity or government can raise capital for different purposes for their operations. In other words, there are distinct forms of capital structure that can be formed by any business based...