Statement of Cash Flows Introduction (part a) – ACCA Financial Accounting (FA) lectures
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Hello I thought short term shares are not classified as cash equivalents as there is no guarantee that the price will not go up or down significantly. Whereas short term Treasury bonds (<3 months are classified as cash equivalents.
Hi John,
I really enjoy watching your videos, they have helped me learn a lot. I only wanted to point out that the lecture on Books of prime entry and control accounts are not added in the lectures page. I looked up books of prime entry in youtube and found your videos there.
Thank you
Books of Prime Entry and Control Accounts have been removed from the syllabus and are no longer examinable in Paper FA. That is why they no longer appear in the lecture notes or the list of lectures.
Good day sir, i enjoy soo much your Lectures, i wish you can teach all 13 exams???
Thank you for your comment 🙂
Amazing lectures. I have an FR paper next week but your teachings are easier to understand. The other FR lecturer is good too. I hope I can use your teachings of Statement of Cashflows in FM to write my FR paper (statement of cashflows) as I am assuming it is basically the same concept.
Thank you for your comment 🙂
Certainly the concept is the same, although obviously FR does bring in more complications on things.
Hi there,
They did actually ask in my FA exam to workout the cash & cash equivalent which I had no idea you had to take the cash less the bank overdraft.
Just a heads up for if it reflects in your FA exams
WILL POST IN FORUM AS WELL.
I do actually say that in my lectures – that is all cash balances including the overdraft (as a negative balance)
Hi John am so much impressed by your lectures. Do you teach any of the optional papers or for that matter any of the other papers apart from this? I would definitely opt to do any optional paper that you are teaching
Thank you for your comment 🙂 I teach Papers MA, FA, PM, FM and AFM.
Sir will Cash Flow come in section B 15 marks questions?
It is possible 🙂
Sir I need help
If you ask in the Ask the Tutor Forum and specify what it is you need help with, then I will try and help you !!
Good introduction on IAS 7
Thank you for your comment 🙂