I have a very basic question, I am having trouble choosing a calculator which will be accepted in my exam. I am currently using casio FX-991ES. If there is any other calculator I should be using, please do tell me. Thanks.
For Paper FA, and basic calculator will do. For later exams you need a scientific calculator, but again any will do (provided it only displays numbers and no letters).
Very nice Lecture, understood as whenever I think on preparing The statement of Financial Position – early so called Balance sheet and Statement of profit or Loss, I should take into mind the concepts what will be the effects of business transaction “what a business own and owes”
Kathie sold goods with a list price of 18500 to Martha on 22 may 20X0 Katie allows a trade discount of 15% what accounting entry should Katie make in the statement of profit and loss account to record the total receivables in respect Sir please answer this question how could I solve this problem
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I would like to find out if there are lectures that are IAS specific? I can see a few, but for example IAS8″ IFRS13 etc. Please kindly help.
By the way, this is my first day on this platform and already my morale is greatly boosted having watched just 2 lectures so far!
Oh.. I made a search on the general website and found the IAS 8 being covered under CIMA F1 lectures.
Mhh.. this is uplifting indeed:)!
Beautiful lecture.
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I am unable to find the tutorial videos i saved.where will i get them?
You can only watch them online and you can find them by looking at the main Paper FA page (click on ‘ACCA’ in the top bar and then on ‘FA’).
Hi I don’t seem to understand the last parts where you check on the profit( I don’t understand where those figures come from) kindly explain
I have a question on H( the business pays$600 of the amount owing) does on account means on credit ?
No it means on account of the amount they owe (i.e. they are making a part payment of the amount owing).
okay understood,thank you
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Great lecture and study notes I have finding these broken down lessons very easy to digest. Thank you again.
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I have a very basic question, I am having trouble choosing a calculator which will be accepted in my exam. I am currently using casio FX-991ES. If there is any other calculator I should be using, please do tell me. Thanks.
For Paper FA, and basic calculator will do. For later exams you need a scientific calculator, but again any will do (provided it only displays numbers and no letters).
Sir you have given me more understanding of some key concepts
Great 🙂
I passed all my exams around 8 months back, and I owe a huge part of it to this man and Opentuition.com
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Thank you sir.
it’s very interesting
thanks for the lesson
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Extremely good lecture. Simple breakdown of a key concept
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Very nice Lecture, understood as whenever I think on preparing The statement of Financial Position – early so called Balance sheet and Statement of profit or Loss, I should take into mind the concepts what will be the effects of business transaction “what a business own and owes”
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i have been taking this paper years but i didn’t catch it up like this thank you sir.
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Super thank you for that
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Well explained. The step by step approach works very well for me given accounting is a new domain for me.
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Well explained and well understood. Thank you
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Kathie sold goods with a list price of 18500 to Martha on 22 may 20X0 Katie allows a trade discount of 15% what accounting entry should Katie make in the statement of profit and loss account to record the total receivables in respect Sir please answer this question how could I solve this problem
Please ask questions like this is the Ask the Tutor Forum and not as a comment on a lectures.
The entries for this are explained in the lectures on IAS15.
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It’s really helpful.
very good lecture
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