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@lukman94 said:
Yes but judging from mark allocation if they asked you to compute it for 10 years then that would require a lot more effort and time. This is just my opinion. All the very best for results day. The question simply asked you to compute the nominal NPV – If you felt the need to go beyond 4 years was fully justified then may God be with you 🙂I’ll definitely be back in March.
@lukman94 said:
I can’t recall where it was in the question. But I am 100% sure that you were required to calculate the discounted pay back – which requires you to use a discount factor. If the question had asked for the pay back period then the answer would be 2 Years.I got 2.4 years as well, The only figures I can remember are 960,000 initial and 40,000 scrap value which isn’t much help.
In my opinion it would not make sense to appraise the project further than 4 years, as they specifically mentioned the company appraise projects over 4 years.
In reality, yes it would make sense to appraise the project over 10 years as this would look at the entire project life. But for appraisal purpose 4 years makes sense as this was their policy. In addition, the depreciation allowance was 50m/10*25% = 1,250 per year
And the reason why I think 4 years make sense is because at 4 years, you get a positive NPV therefore they would accept the project. And therefore at 10 years, they would also get a positive NVP, so working out up to 10 years seems redundant.
Can anyone remember the answer of mcq 6% loan note and 8 % loan note and in the same senario question what about the other mcq and in the forex senario question what are mcq ans
Who remembers exam answer for MCQ 1 (trade receivable days)? I know the way it is calculated.But i really want to check number. Was it 57 or 62 or another number?
Shafgat, if i am not mistaken, i got 18.9 (approx 19) for the 1st one and 118.2 for the second MV calculation? What about you?
Sir,
Can you solve the December 2017 F9 question for us? So that we can be sure about our answers are right or wrong.
It is already published in the past exam paper page of ACCA GLOBAL.Regards,
Arif
BangladeshSir,
Can you solve the December 2017 F9 question for us? So that we can be sure about our answers are right or wrong.
It is already published in the past exam paper page of ACCA GLOBAL.Regards,
Arif Ansary
BangladeshYeah, so ACCA have released the “Sample Sept/Dec Questions”…..both are from the Sept exam. Not very helpful!
*Edit – although could they have selected a question from the CBE December exam? Hadn’t thought of that.
Does anyone remember the answer the mcq question 1 about the working capital cycle and whether to use closing receivables or av receivables. Was the answer A or C?
Actually , Same For F7 And F8 Questions ……… They Just Plucked Semptember Papers
I Passed Both On Semptember …. The Sample Paper Is No Use For Us Now ……..What’s done is done. At the end of the day we all have a different understanding of how the question should’ve been answered. I hope we all make it and move on to the remaining papers. Let’s enjoy the holidays and just wait for results day now.
does anybody remember the questions about cost of equity and loan note in section a what it was???????????
The ACCA has uploaded 2 Section C questions from the September/December exams.
I have prepared a suggested answer to Question 32 in the sample exam (Pelta Co), which from the posts on here seems to have been one of the December questions.
You can find it here:
https://opentuition.com/acca/f9/acca-f9-september-december-2017-exams-q32-suggested-answer/Thx for the effort sir but those two questions didnt show up in the Dec sitting
option D – companies export will increase because the currency fallsdown when intrest rate increases
option D – companies export will increase because the currency fallsdown when intrest rate increases
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