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Based on my residual knowledge, I thought when the depreciation rate is 20% it means the asset life is 5years or 25% it means it is 4years. But to my greatest surprise when the depreciation rate was 25% (four years based on default knowledge) and the investment under appraisal has a useful life of 3years, the depreciation working stopped at 3years instead of 4years. Is it that the question is NOT possible to come like that in exam , in other words, just used like that or we are to consider JUST the investment under the appraisal’s useful life of 3years ONLY in this case i.e. the example given and ignore the default rule. Indeed, you are great! Thanks a lot.
@rolake You are confusing depreciation with capital allowances. Depreciation is the accounting charge to the profit and loss over the economical useful life of an asset. Capital allowances are a reduction in tax payable on qualifying assets which reduces the amount of corporation tax owing.
In addition depreciation is a notional accounting cost and not a CASH flow it is therefore not a relevant cost and should be ignored.
Please opentuition I need an urgent t video lecture on F5 June,2009 Exam Q4 Bit & pieces & Dec 2009 Exam Q5 Stay Clear, Very important.
Thanks for your good jods…!!
Why is this posted in the F9 forum?
well delievered lecture. . thanks. .
Brilliant explanation, so easy and straightforward. I wish my classes were the same!!! thank you so much
oh, what has happened? the lecture was running and suddenly stopped. now all F9 lectures show 0:00 minutes length and do not play =(
This was so simple and easy to understand.Thanks
In my BPP book, we have the ‘fisher formula’, (1+i)=(1+r)(1+h),
why no mention of this in opentuition notes or lectures? Please help….is it the formula that is on page 52 of the notes?
Excellent ! ! So simple ! keep it up
Great explanations! I started watching all of lectures and the subject suddenly feels so straightforward. Why books can not be written in that way?! The taxation on investment seems now such a simple little calculation.
If I pass F9 it will be only thanks to those lectures.
Hugely appreciated
@annak, acca is tryin to make money out of it, they cant leave that straight forwad i believe!!
@annak, hey annak..where r u frm? u look so smart…which level of prof studies r u in at the moment..
How do we show the workings on an answer shit. Do we need to show them the way u were doing?
@lloyd, I think you meant sheet? Although the answer sheet can go the way you described if the exam will be really hard one
well explained, keep up the good work, i am ready to attempt questions on this and am pretty sure i will tackle them with no difficulties at all. You are simply the best!!!
Good subject delivery and perfect explaination of subject matter. I like it.
Really enjoy your lectures and its soo understandable. Thank you so much.
What the 25% represent?I do not figure out how to calculate the workings of capital flows?Thank you!
if all lectures go like this, then, there would be no problems at all.
well organised and easily to understand.
You explain more clearer thank you for that
Nice Lecture. Very understandable
thanks for all your help, your lectures made my home studying more enjoyable because you are very clear in your explanations.
Brilliant…fantastic lecturer..