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thank you for the lecture, truly enlightening

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Thank you very much Mike. Good lecture

Thank you. I like the way you lecture. Good job

Thank you Mr. Moffat, your lecture is quite helpful as you explained a complex concept with simplicity yet informative

It’s very useful Thanks.

But we used Int(1-t)/MV, which is exactly the same as Kd(1-t).

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I have windows 7 installed on my Laptop,is it okay or do I have to update to 8!?

Hello sir, Isn’t Acceptance by way of Conduct, and the next point “If you’ve started the acts of acceptance the…

Very good lecture ! Thanks, it was beneficial indeed.

Hi John , I just have small confusion about what you said about redeemable debentures , cost of debt is…

Thank you so much, Sir. I really enjoyed your lecture. May God bless you with a good health!

Hi, I was wondering.. why the amount of 1,588 is not shown as part of equity in the statement of…

Thank you for providing the answer. However please do not do it in general because this area is for comments…

(1.07/1.1)X – X = – 0.027X There is absolutely no point at all in using the notes without watching the…

Hello, thanks for sharing this quiz with us. I am preparing for the IAS exams and for that, I am…

Same way as it is applied for expenses. Accrual increases balance of account as it relates to current year while…

Sir i am confused because in answer of this example provided in notes the equation is written as Maximise NPV=…

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I meant “closing inventory value per unit” will remain same when I referred to “closing inventory value”

Hello sir, well explained lecture ! Appreciated. Thankyou.

Is it just me, or do the videos seem to start again with no sound? Giving the videos extra-length?

Thank you sir. The hedging videos really helped a lot.

@bulgermarina , that is to calculate the PURP, i.e. to reach at COS figure

Nowhere do I say it is equal to -0.027. It is equal to 0.973 exactly as I wrote. Therefore the…

Hi Chris, Don’t we have to accept the discount of 24.7% because if we don’t it’s costing us more (24.7%)…

hello john when we divide 1.07 by 1.10 it does not equal to -0.027 Please can u ellaborate how you…