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*** F7 December 2011 Exam was: Post your comments and vote in Instant Poll ***

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  • December 7, 2011 at 6:41 pm #91160
    Anonymous
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    Deferred tax will probably only be for a couple of marks.

    I just put the asset adjustment through P&L but found the question wording a little confusing!

    December 7, 2011 at 6:43 pm #91161
    ugras05
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    For the first question it gave time value of the money of 8 per cent, did you guys adjust the deferred payment? None of my statements balanced but you dont get much marks for balancing, you get them for workings, also my tutor at kaplan last summer told me, dont add anything down as you dont get marks for them, but i still do πŸ™‚

    December 7, 2011 at 6:47 pm #91162
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    thanks a lot okey24-
    i wasconfused a bit since from the proceeds I also deducted the 500K (the directors said for further costs, aside from the one of the coupon)

    Did anyone adde overheads in q2 to cost?
    thnks

    December 7, 2011 at 6:48 pm #91163
    Anonymous
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    Adjusted closing deferred payment to include 8% (finance charge)

    BPP tutor said the same about totals and adding up but I still do them. Had to give up and move on though as would never have finished the paper if I tried to find my inbalance!

    December 7, 2011 at 6:48 pm #91164
    okey24
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    @d38ono said:
    Deferred tax will probably only be for a couple of marks.

    I just put the asset adjustment through P&L but found the question wording a little confusing!

    agree, did the same
    I ncome tax charge is influenced by deffered tax movement, that’s why I am worried, maybe these marks would make a difference to me!

    December 7, 2011 at 6:57 pm #91165
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    @okey24 said:
    agree, did the same
    I ncome tax charge is influenced by deffered tax movement, that’s why I am worried, maybe these marks would make a difference to me!

    Well you got half the workings correct. Good luck!

    December 7, 2011 at 7:04 pm #91166
    jodianww
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    Was a fair exam, just so much to do in too little time…. #fingers crossed# Thanks OT!!!

    December 7, 2011 at 7:13 pm #91167
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    wht was the amortisation in question 2 on leased property…i hope it was 3,000 πŸ˜€

    December 7, 2011 at 7:15 pm #91168
    rvrvrv
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    what did ppl do for the PPE working in q2?

    cheers

    December 7, 2011 at 7:35 pm #91169
    griffith
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    This paper was not a bad one but time pressured. I do hope all of THE OT family pass yhis exam.

    December 7, 2011 at 8:25 pm #91170
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    how was the subsidiary percentage calculated? will marks be given if the wrong percentage was carried right through?

    December 7, 2011 at 8:30 pm #91171
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    Idk how it was time pressured. I finished the first two questions in just 1 hour and 10 mins (both did not balance), but i knew straight away i would gain no less than 20 marks on each question and didnt want to waste time correcting anything. I was surprised i couldnt balance the first question cuz Q1 was a GEM. Straight consolidation.

    Also question 2 specifically said teh 15,000 excluded the revaluation gain. So the 8,000 gain had its own tax deduction in comprehensive income.

    The examiner provided the ppe additions in the cashflow question which totally threw me off cuz its usually teh only tricky part in it. I couldnt tie this up either but am pretty sure i am nailin atleast 12 if not more, from 19 marks available.

    Q4 was a blunder. Thedefinition part was a straight forward answer but the calculation parts i wasnt so sure about

    Was very surprised with IFRS 9 coming up in the exam again, as it came as a part of Q2 in June 2011. Question spotting can indeed be a dangerous thing, but luckily i had avoided revising EPS and Construction contracts instead of IFRS 9. The 10 marks were again, a gift. No complicated calculations. No out of the box IASs’ except the 4th question adjustments. I studied myself and this is my first attempt. I had barely 3 months to study and I am confident i’ll pass (:

    December 7, 2011 at 8:46 pm #91172
    rvrvrv
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    what were your profit figures for Q2 and SOFP balancing figure for q2?

    thanks

    December 7, 2011 at 8:56 pm #91173
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    Q2. New Plant contructed by Keystone :
    $000
    Labour 4,000
    Materials 3,000
    Factory Overhead 3,000
    (4000 x 75%) ______
    Total Cost 10,000
    Mark-Up 4,000
    (@ 40 %) ______
    Selling Price 14,000
    Depreciation
    (@25 % red, bal) (1,400)
    (14,000×25%x6/12) ______
    CV to date 12,600

    Note: “Selling Price” represents a Fair Value. This is another way of saying Market Value.

    December 7, 2011 at 9:05 pm #91174
    rvrvrv
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    I didn’t add the 40% mark up, not sure if that was right as they are using the plant themselves and it would be over valuing their assets.??

    December 7, 2011 at 9:59 pm #91175
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    does anyone think that most q3 answers did not need workings especially on asset

    December 8, 2011 at 1:20 am #91176
    roshan2708
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    I couldnt sleep the day before F7 and i was so sleepy and forgot everything during exams πŸ™‚

    hopefully F8 will be good today πŸ™‚

    December 8, 2011 at 4:15 am #91177
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    Very good paper, the cash flow threw me off, but the questions were fair, I made some small errors here and there but all in all expect 50%.

    Glad to see my dividend in question 2 was correct. My consolidation and SOFP in 2 didn’t balance, I love question 5 and question 4 was OK.

    December 8, 2011 at 8:08 am #91178
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    THE QUESTIONS WERE FAIR AND SHOULD BE EASY BUT WHY SHOULD ACCA GIVE BULKY SYLLABUS AND PICK FEW QUESTIONS. ALOT OF PEOPLE WORK AND STUDY AT THE SAME TIME SO I FEEL THAT IF YOU HAVE READ AT LEAST HALF OF THE SYLLABUS, THAT THEY SHOULD ASK QUESTIONS TO REFLECT EVERY THING IN THE SYLLABUS.

    December 8, 2011 at 10:26 am #91179
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    @sanjarbek said:
    Q2. New Plant contructed by Keystone :
    $000
    Labour 4,000
    Materials 3,000
    Factory Overhead 3,000
    (4000 x 75%) ______
    Total Cost 10,000
    Mark-Up 4,000
    (@ 40 %) ______
    Selling Price 14,000
    Depreciation
    (@25 % red, bal) (1,400)
    (14,000×25%x6/12) ______
    CV to date 12,600

    Note: “Selling Price” represents a Fair Value. This is another way of saying Market Value.

    It wasn’t a MARGIN of 40%, It was mark up of 40%, so it’s 10,000,000 *40/140, tahts what ur tryin to say.
    You dont add the profit element for self constructed assets. I even studied that for audit and passed it in the last session. There is no way that u add a profit element to self constructed asset

    December 8, 2011 at 11:34 am #91180
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    I think to have forgot to transfer the G/wil from my workings in q1!Can someone tell me if you miss to tranfer a working in to the F/S (i.e. q1), but the working is still in your answersheet, the marker is about to give some marks?

    Thanks a lot

    December 8, 2011 at 12:06 pm #91181
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    paper was overall pretty fine than last attempt… somehow i am bit worried as i did little mistakes in rounding off the circles on question numbers on the top of each answer booklet papper… but den i used the tepex (blanko) to erase it and circled the correct one and even wrote da question number to which dat page relates to… will it be fine to use the blanko dere … as it is marked on screen :S πŸ™
    i m confused whether my those 2 3 pages will b marked or not πŸ™

    can anyone tell me please

    December 8, 2011 at 12:31 pm #91183
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    On Q2 I managed to balance at 383,500. did anyone else come to this figure??

    Also on Q4 although it didnt ask did the question want extracts showing the entries for the coningency or would a worded walkthrough and explanation suffice?

    I found Q5 to be a mare, new the gist of it could for the life of me remeber how to do the calculations, IE I new the cost of the share option need to go in a seperate reserve but didnt know how to calculate it.

    Q3 im not sure how ive done as I felt the workings they gave you left very little in way of workings needed yourself other than calculating the movements? Not sure if i’ve took an oversimplistic view and mucked it up (At least I got the opening and closing balances πŸ™‚ )

    Thought on the above would be much appreciated.

    Thanks

    December 8, 2011 at 12:45 pm #91184
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    paper was gud…but my time mgt sucked. could only do 3 questions. Q1 was a gem…my CSFP actually balanced at 137,100 i think(cant remember tho, everything is a blur today)…Q2 was ok, the only thing that was confusing was what to do with the 40% on the self construct asset :(….Q3 was gud except that i cud’nt work out the cash issue but balanced it out at 2,600( anybody got that?) and was the dividend nil? not sure.

    December 8, 2011 at 1:49 pm #91185
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    Exam was quite easy but I got stuck on Q4 and Q5… ran out of time

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