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Total Short Term Sources                                               14183.16
          C) TOTAL SOURCES(A+B)                                                  18085.58
          II)    APPLICATIONS OF FUNDS :
          A) Long Term Uses
          Capital Expenditure(Excl. Reval. Asset)                                876.50
          Decrease in Soft Loan                                                  75.50
          Total Long Term Uses                                                   952.00
          B) Short Term Uses
          Increase in Current Assets                                             17133.58
          Total Short Term Uses                                                  17133.58
          TOTAL APPLICATIONS (A+B)                                               18085.58
          Interpretation
           From the funds flow statement sugar factory has generated Rs. 18085.58 Lakh funds during the Financial Year
          2015-16, out of which long term sources is Rs.3902.42 lakh and short term sources is 14183.16 lakh. The use
          of long term funds is Rs.952 lakh and use of short term funds is Rs. 17133.57 lakh.

          Conclusion
           Financial ratio analysis and common-size analysis help to gauge the financial performance and condition of a
          sugar factory through an examination of relationships among these many financial items. A thorough financial
          analysis of a sugar factory requires examining its efficiency in putting its assets to work, its liquidity position, its
          solvency, and its profitability. We can use the tools of common-size analysis and financial ratio analysis, to help
          understand where a company has been. We then use relationships among financial statement accounts in pro
          forma analysis, forecasting the sugar factory’s income statements and balance sheets for future periods, to see
          how the sugar factory’s performance is likely to evolve. The above various types of financial analysis indicate
          the positive performance of sugar factory which is now a day’s essential to turnaround the financial position of
          the sick units.

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                           Clarification on the notification issued dated 21st September 2016 for CEP Credit
                           Hours requirements for the block of three (3) years starting effective April 1,
                           2015 to March 31, 2018, to be complied with by Members holding Certificate
                           of Practice above the age of 65 years which states that -

                            “The member should undergo minimum mandatory training of 50% of the
                           minimum CEP hours per year and block of 3 years as per the category of the
                           members holding Certificate of Practice below the age of 65 years, i.e. 7 hours
                           per year and 25 hours in a block of 3 years.”

                            Clarification : The above requirements shall be effective for renewal of CoP from FY
                           2018-19 onwards and will not be applicable for renewal of CoP for FY 2017-18.







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