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Sir,
why in Specimen Exam Section B Inventory at 1 November 20X6 doesn’t belong to SOFP as at 31 October 20X7.
In normal SOFP we have previous year too, so inventory at 1.11.16 it’s the same as inventory at 31.10.2016 so it is previous year and it has to be in SOFP at 31.10.2017, doesn’t it?
or inventory at 1.11.16 it is not the same as inventory at 30.10.16?
thank you in advance.
Hi sir. A couple of questions. Since we charge allowance expense equal to 6 320*5%-10 why do we deduct 16 from receivables? Last but not least, since we pay energy expense of 10 (debit expense/credit cash) why why dont deduct it from cash?
Are these going to suspense account??
Never mind I understood everything! expense goes as accrual so credit accrual debit expense. For allowance we had credit balance 10 and we had expense of 6 so we debit expense credit allowance. This leave us with a credit balance of 16. Thanks for the inspiration 馃槢
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Hi sir.Why building is depreciated,is not that it appreciate in value?
You have to depreciate anything with a limited life – there is no choice. It is the rule in IAS2 (whether the asset has reduced or increased in value is irrelevant).
The purpose of depreciation is not ever to show a ‘true’ value.
I really do suggest that you watch our free lectures on depreciation. Our lectures are a complete course for Paper F3 and cover everything needed to be able to pass the exam well.