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  • January 17, 2022 at 8:52 am #646558
    e96d6e484acea79629709f447957446d7aeb0b288d4148ff0d287568d6436a9a 80AmyHades
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    62% pass first time I can’t believe it

    Thank you OT

    December 10, 2021 at 10:08 pm #643820
    e96d6e484acea79629709f447957446d7aeb0b288d4148ff0d287568d6436a9a 80AmyHades
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    I did it as the carried forward balance at the end of the lease table as the SOFP figure for the asset, the implicit rate as the finance cost in SOPL, and the second year carried forward balance between split current and non current liabilities
    But now I am realising I didn’t depreciate the right of use asset!

    kavindi95 wrote:Yes, there was a part b for a leased asset and extractions to show the double entry.

    December 10, 2021 at 12:38 pm #643707
    e96d6e484acea79629709f447957446d7aeb0b288d4148ff0d287568d6436a9a 80AmyHades
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    If we had the same exam then it was single entity SOPLOCI and then Smithers and Burns leased asset and how to account for it

    December 9, 2021 at 8:15 pm #643609
    e96d6e484acea79629709f447957446d7aeb0b288d4148ff0d287568d6436a9a 80AmyHades
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    Me too! Was so prepared for group SOFP!

    December 9, 2021 at 5:26 pm #643505
    e96d6e484acea79629709f447957446d7aeb0b288d4148ff0d287568d6436a9a 80AmyHades
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    Nothing out of the ordinary for my FR, a lot on government grants and revenue. section B on revenue was a bit tough for me, section c was individual profit or loss, and ratios and analysis

    Really can’t tell if I have passed, but not disastrous

    November 14, 2021 at 12:33 pm #640620
    e96d6e484acea79629709f447957446d7aeb0b288d4148ff0d287568d6436a9a 80AmyHades
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    Hi, see above my response to a similar question

    November 1, 2021 at 9:17 pm #639707
    e96d6e484acea79629709f447957446d7aeb0b288d4148ff0d287568d6436a9a 80AmyHades
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    I have the kit. The kaplan answer has just done a shortcut to get to the 1.8m. I think what is confusing is the work certified to date is the 1.8m which is actually the SAME as the revenue 5m x 36%

    Step 1 – I did;
    revenue 5m
    Costs to date (1.6m)
    Costs to compete (2.4m)
    Profit 1m

    Then the stage of completion is 36%, so we then apply that to revenue, profit and costs;
    Revenue 5m x 36% (1.8m the same as work certified, which is a SPL figure, which the answer in the kit has used, but not used it from the revenue x 36% figure, they used the 1.8m straight from the info which is still correct)
    Profit 1m x 36% = 360k
    So costs is (1.8m – 360k) 1.44m

    Then we can do step 4 for the financial position, which would be the

    Costs to DATE – 1.6m
    Plus profit at 36% 360k
    Less the billed amount (which so happens to be the amount of work certified so far)
    (1.8m)

    So the asset will be 160k

    I would always use the stage of completion on all figures as taught
    Hope that helps?

    October 29, 2021 at 9:29 pm #639409
    e96d6e484acea79629709f447957446d7aeb0b288d4148ff0d287568d6436a9a 80AmyHades
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    Hey. The stage of competing is the second step, so you would apply it to revenue and profit to then get your balancing figure of cost of sales, these are the figures you would put in the financial statements so technically it applies to revenue, costs and profit. If you have an example maybe I can see what you mean?

    June 16, 2021 at 10:30 am #625422
    e96d6e484acea79629709f447957446d7aeb0b288d4148ff0d287568d6436a9a 80AmyHades
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    Wouldn’t have been able to pass without John!

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