Hi.
I would like to know in what cases I can be sure that overtrading exists?
Thanks.
John MoffatTutor16y ago#1
You can never be sure in the exam - you can only point to factors that suggest overtrading.
The main factors are that the company has been expanding rapidly, they have a cash flow problem and a shortage of working capital.
Llunik16y ago#2
Please,help me to understand the following
there is an example "ewden" at the end of the chapetr 5, i am looking at the solution there are the main factors of overtrading but is concluded that overtrading is absent.
thanks.
John MoffatTutor16y ago#3
You ask about an example "Ewden" at the end of Chapter 5.
But Chapter 5 of which book????
Llunik16y ago#4
Paper F5 Performance Management,the title of the chapter is "working capital management.introduction"
John MoffatTutor16y ago#5
I am sorry but I have no idea whose book you are referring to!
(Also, working capital management is Paper F9, not F5)
Llunik16y ago#6
Sorry for misunderstanding.I use the translated version of ACCA papers and maybe there are some inconsistence.
I will try to check and write you the correct reference.
Llunik16y ago#7
Hi
I think that I have found the original ACCA paper.Pleas,if it is possible look through Paper 2.4,chapter 5 working capital.introduction,page 79,"Ewden" Plc.I would like to repeat my question.
i am looking at the solution of that example there are the main factors of overtrading but is concluded that overtrading is absent.
Thanks
John MoffatTutor16y ago#8
I would love to help you, but you still do not say which book you are looking at. Is it BPP or Kaplan or who??
However I do not have any 2.4 books any more so it doesn't matter which.
I don't know which paper you are sitting this time, working capital management is examinable now in Paper F9 (not Paper F5).
Llunik16y ago#9
In any case thanks a lot.I will try to formulate my questions more specifically in future.