UNIT 4 ACCOUNTING FOR LIQUIDATION OF COMPANIES

 1Q) INTERNAL RECONSTRUCTION

2Q) AMALGAMATION OF COMPANIES

3Q) ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES OF INTERNAL RECONSTRUCTION OF COMPANIES

4Q) CASE STUDY-PROBLEMS IN AMALGAMATION

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