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These questions provide a good overview of few of the concepts.

Oh! Yes, understood, it makes sense. Thank you!

From the syllabus and learning outcomes guide for 2026/27- “Removed from syllabus Explain the treatment of furnished holiday lettings” Hope…

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Hello John, I have the BPP revision kits valid for the June 2026 exams for both F8 and F9. Since…

Because they are a payment – we pay charges to the bank.

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hello, in example 1 why are bank charges credited in a cash account.

i have a question why dont we include steven share captial ?

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If the money was coming from existing cash reserves then we would charge interest at whatever rate the cash had…

Hello Sir, I have a query that the discount which we calculated was on the whole 12million as that is…

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It is the difference between the number of units produced and the number of units sold.

The opposite way to an increase in receivables (as shown in the free lecture).

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I don’t understand where you get your closing inventory for the original flex budget

hello, I want to understand example 1 statement of cash flow if there was a decrease in receivables, how will…