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
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).
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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
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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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Well explained. The step by step approach works very well for me given accounting is a new domain for me.
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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
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The entries for this are explained in the lectures on IAS15.
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