Business Studies, asked by tanveertyagi2015, 12 hours ago

1. Auxiliaries to trade play a role for trade and industry
.a. Negative b. Non-essential c supportive d. Unsupportive
2. Who issues the Certificate of Registration to a firm?
a. State Government b. Registrar of Firms c. None of these d. Central Government​

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Answered by nidhighosh06sl
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Answer:

1. Auxiliaries to trade play a supportive (option C) role in trade and industry

2. Registrar of Firms (option b) issues the Certificate of Registration to a firm.

Explanation:

  • The activities which help in the smooth flow of trade are known as " Auxiliaries or Aids to trade."
  • These activities help in buying and selling goods more easily.
  • The common aids to trade are as follows:
  1. Transport
  2. Banking
  3. Insurance
  4. Warehousing
  5. Advertising.

Thus,  Auxiliaries to trade play a supportive (option C) role in trade and industry because it helps in the smooth flow of goods and services in the market.

  • Registrar of Firms (option b) issues the Certificate of Registration to a firm.
  • The incorporation of a company is the second stage in the formation of the company under the Companies Act 2013.
  • It involves:
  1. Filling of necessary documents
  2. Payment of fees
  3. Registration
  4. Certificate of incorporation which is issued by the Registrar of Companies.

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Answered by sourasghotekar123
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Answer:

  1. c. supportive
  2. b. Registrar of Firms

Explanation:

Auxiliaries or aids to trade are actions that facilitate the smooth operation of trade.

  • These actions make it easier to buy and sell things.
  • Here are some typical trade facilitation tools:
  • Transport, Banking, Insurance, Warehousing, Advertising.
  • Because they aid in the efficient flow of products and services in the market, auxiliaries to commerce thus play a supportive (option C) function in trade and industry.

The Certificate of Registration is given to a firm by the Registrar of Firms (option b).

  • According to the 2013 Companies Act, the second step in the formation of a business is its incorporation.
  • It entails:
  • filling out the required paperwork
  • Fees must be paid
  • Registration
  • The Registrar of Companies issues certificates of incorporation.

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