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Sorry John I forgot mention cash sales. If it’s cash sales what is the Journal for the correction?
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Hi John,
I had looked above your answer, may I ask if 3M is depreciation value?Sorry I’m watching it, but didn’t pay attention. I realise that’s accounting profit.
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Hi Mike,
Here is answer to the question. Please click on link: https://imgur.com/sUIje6KHi Mke,
I really sorry to hear it from you. I will donate more to support you in the near future. I got idea, I have downloaded the question from ACCA. Can you click link below to see the question.
https://imgur.com/r8j3eFsMany thanks
Thank you so much for sharing your study method. I don’t think many people would complete ACCA like you within very short period. You are brilliant!
Wish you have a very bright future.I am really impressed by your ACCA journey. You passed 11 papers within 1 year. It’s incredible! You are very intelligent. Can you tell me what is your study method, How did you prepare exam if you don’t mind.
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I have changed browser, but there is no Reply box. Can you click here https://i.imgur.com/ody1FG7.jpg to see screen snapshot. I don’t have a box like I reply you as I don’t have to click on reply button. Can you have a look.Many thanks
How can I stop the automatic eamils from opentuition new topic notification then?
Congratulations!!! Are you going to take F7 in June 2017? If yes, can you be my study buddy?
I have watched free lectures for the receivables. However, my question is if bad debts involved in the cost such as this question. However to tackle it?
I haven’t watched yet as Chapter 1 – Chapter 5 are self-study. I will post the question to Ask the Tutor Forum.
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Thank you very much! Sounds it’s much easier and save time. I will try it, and hopefully it works to me.
that ANSI has recommended ( a bit upset that she recommend LSBF and Francis – and then as an afterthought she recommends OT! )
You should find in the very near future that Admin has loaded up answers to questions 1 and 2 for every exam since the pilot paper in 2007 – a total of 10 answers to question 1 and 10 for question 2.
You claim that you are capable at consolidations and that the cause of your failings is your knowledge of IAS / IFRS and ratios / interpretation. If you are as competent at consolidations as you claim, say scoring 20 out of the available 25, that means that you are failing to score 30 out of the remaining 75.
I suggest that you are probably not as competent in question 1 as you like to believe 🙁
Ansi suggests that questions 4 and 5 will come naturally, and I’m inclined to agree. Gabriel also gives some good advice, particularly in the area of exam technique.
Essentially, you need to be practicing past exam questions, UNDER EXAM CONDITIONS, and NOT CHEATING! Get a member of the family to set you questions. Photocopy questions and go into a room where the answer is not easily available. Aim to work honestly through at least 25 marks worth every evening.
And, when you have tried a 25 mark question 1 or 2, and made a total mess of it in 45 minutes, then do it again the evening after.
If you can do 5 x 25 marks on Monday through Friday and then persuade yourself to do three more questions over the weekend, that amounts to two exams each week. Starting today, you have 14 weeks before the week of the exams. If you do 200 marks’ worth each week, that’s the equivalent of 112 twenty-five mark questions.
Start now, today. Enlist the help of your family! And don’t cheat
@mikelittle said:
Arsalan, I can agree with substantially all that ANSI has recommended ( a bit upset that she recommend LSBF and Francis – and then as an afterthought she recommends OT! )You should find in the very near future that Admin has loaded up answers to questions 1 and 2 for every exam since the pilot paper in 2007 – a total of 10 answers to question 1 and 10 for question 2.
You claim that you are capable at consolidations and that the cause of your failings is your knowledge of IAS / IFRS and ratios / interpretation. If you are as competent at consolidations as you claim, say scoring 20 out of the available 25, that means that you are failing to score 30 out of the remaining 75.
I suggest that you are probably not as competent in question 1 as you like to believe 🙁
Ansi suggests that questions 4 and 5 will come naturally, and I’m inclined to agree. Gabriel also gives some good advice, particularly in the area of exam technique.
Essentially, you need to be practicing past exam questions, UNDER EXAM CONDITIONS, and NOT CHEATING! Get a member of the family to set you questions. Photocopy questions and go into a room where the answer is not easily available. Aim to work honestly through at least 25 marks worth every evening.
And, when you have tried a 25 mark question 1 or 2, and made a total mess of it in 45 minutes, then do it again the evening after.
If you can do 5 x 25 marks on Monday through Friday and then persuade yourself to do three more questions over the weekend, that amounts to two exams each week. Starting today, you have 14 weeks before the week of the exams. If you do 200 marks’ worth each week, that’s the equivalent of 112 twenty-five mark questions.
Start now, today. Enlist the help of your family! And don’t cheat
@mikelittle said:
Arsalan, I can agree with substantially all that ANSI has recommended ( a bit upset that she recommend LSBF and Francis – and then as an afterthought she recommends OT! )You should find in the very near future that Admin has loaded up answers to questions 1 and 2 for every exam since the pilot paper in 2007 – a total of 10 answers to question 1 and 10 for question 2.
You claim that you are capable at consolidations and that the cause of your failings is your knowledge of IAS / IFRS and ratios / interpretation. If you are as competent at consolidations as you claim, say scoring 20 out of the available 25, that means that you are failing to score 30 out of the remaining 75.
I suggest that you are probably not as competent in question 1 as you like to believe 🙁
Ansi suggests that questions 4 and 5 will come naturally, and I’m inclined to agree. Gabriel also gives some good advice, particularly in the area of exam technique.
Essentially, you need to be practicing past exam questions, UNDER EXAM CONDITIONS, and NOT CHEATING! Get a member of the family to set you questions. Photocopy questions and go into a room where the answer is not easily available. Aim to work honestly through at least 25 marks worth every evening.
And, when you have tried a 25 mark question 1 or 2, and made a total mess of it in 45 minutes, then do it again the evening after.
If you can do 5 x 25 marks on Monday through Friday and then persuade yourself to do three more questions over the weekend, that amounts to two exams each week. Starting today, you have 14 weeks before the week of the exams. If you do 200 marks’ worth each week, that’s the equivalent of 112 twenty-five mark questions.
Start now, today. Enlist the help of your family! And don’t cheat
Hi Mike
I agree with you. However,I have questions for you.First how much time to allocate to study text readying as full time employee, since do past exam need to have knoweledge. Second,if SOFP can’t balance, is it big problem for pass the paper?
