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  • This topic has 4 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 9 months ago by IAW3005.
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  • March 1, 2025 at 3:06 am #715659
    sooha
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    regarding calculation of capital employed in ROI , if the company buy an asset wouldn’t that be reflected by increase non-current asset and decrease current asset ( cash ) so there will be no effect in calculation of the total asset and capital employed
    ?

    March 1, 2025 at 7:25 am #715664
    IAW3005
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    Yes, that is correct
    If a company purchases an asset, it results in an increase in non-current assets and a corresponding decrease in current assets – cash. Therefore total assets and capital employed remain unchanged.

    March 1, 2025 at 7:35 am #715665
    IAW3005
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    How is it going?
    Do you feel more confident this time?
    Think in the exam ……I won’t be able to do everything, that’s the key!

    As long as you do your absolute best.
    The exam itself, do the questions in a logical order.
    So section A is on everything, so my advice don’t start with that. I personally would start with section C, worth 40 marks on select topics.
    Because you gain confidence as you get into the exam

    But it’s your choice after all.
    If a question really stumps you, flag it and move on
    Plan to come back around and re-attempt but don’t waste your time, worrying about it….
    Do not rush when it comes to reading the question, understanding what you’re being asked to do and planning your answers……please take your time…..
    Keep a positive mental attitude as much as you can.

    March 1, 2025 at 1:36 pm #715673
    sooha
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    Hello! that is so nice of you! i am touched thank you!

    i feel optimistic this time, i am trying my best honestly, thank you for the advises , I’ll try to follow your approach by starting with section C

    i don’t know what will happened in the exam day let hope that i get it right this time.

    thank you^^

    March 1, 2025 at 10:43 pm #715680
    IAW3005
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    You are most welcome
    Just do your best
    :0-)

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