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- June 4, 2013 at 3:10 pm #128927
<cite> @05008967 said:</cite>
Analytical procedures normally take place before a year end and so projected draft statements are always required. The difference between forecast and projection as terms are negligible in under one year timeframe.True, but if u see past exams, Examiner always used, Forecasts instead of Projections and both the terms has different meaning. so well, anyway, i made a point about projections being hypothetical estimates.. Lets see whats gona happen!
June 4, 2013 at 9:41 am #128814<cite> @farooqrafay said:</cite>
Did anyone notice that in Q1 the 2013 statements were projections, and not actual results? I don’t know the impact it could have on the answerYES!!!
Finally someone here making my point. These were Projections not even forcast. Thats why i did made a point about prohections are Hypothetical Assumptions..( forcasts are Best estimates)and as far as Q 4 was concerned, yes it was about Fraud and auditors liability. BUT i too touched a lil about subsequent event. though i mostly tried to explain about Fraud.. so lets see
June 3, 2013 at 5:48 pm #128625Okay,, wait.. did any one notice that Question no. 1 had Projections of June 2013. Not forecasts, Projections.. any point any one made regarding that?
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