i got 2800000 for net assets business x...dont remember the second one but is it correct?97200, and 90000. Capital employed was 1800000, and 750000.
capital employed doesnt include long term liabilities...
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i got 2800000 for net assets business x...dont remember the second one but is it correct?97200, and 90000. Capital employed was 1800000, and 750000.
52800 is correct...20000 net profit is correct and i also indicated business x as manufaturingGot the correct capital employed figures, but added the Bank Loan figures :S...How many marks will I lose in that mistake, as the Qs was for 13 marks.
Also, what was the maximum profit answer in Qs 3? I got 52,800.
What was bussiness X in Qs1 (i)? I wrote that it was the computer manufacturer because of a large bank loan and high G.P ratio.
And the Corrected N.P was $20,000?
the priorities in question 3 were apex 1...cord 2 and bond 3 with maximised profit coming 52800.24 hours have past, and I'm going to try linking down the common tricky questions that can be discussed.
Q1)
a) Calculating Revenue (Mark up/Margin or some other mathematical calculation)
b) Calculation of current liabilities with only current assets and it's ratio available
Q2)
a) Treatment of damaged stock in net profit (Was valued 9500, but damaged, NRL is 2000)
b) Treatment of loan interest in net profit
c) Goodwill treatment in capital account
Q3)
a) Ranking for meters available (I think the second product was ranked as no.3)
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I dont even remmbr the figures I got. Most of my figures are wrong. Im just worried :S I hope i get 1Of.I had no idea what I was doing and wrote about the current ratio Can you upload a picture of q3?
the (e) part isn't even visible in this picture my dear friendQ3 Can someone answer the (e) part. Like the way you wrote it in the exam?
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In part (e), we had to calculate the profit, right?Q3 Can someone answer the (e) part. Like the way you wrote it in the exam?
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You did not have to treat the good will, I mean, it wasn't to be written off, just credited into Grosz capital account.Did you guys treat goodwill in the capital accounts?
:O You mean we weren't supposed to debit it with the new ratio?!You did not have to treat the good will, I mean, it wasn't to be written off, just credited into Grosz capital account.
No, that's because the question didn't say so, though IAS says that internally generated good will should not be recorded due to subjectivity and objectivity concept, but CIE doesn't get the point!:O You mean we weren't supposed to debit it with the new ratio?!
In the past, there was this question, which was exactly like that, good will wasn't to be written off.It doesn't really matter if you debited it or not. Since the question wasn't clear, you can do either way. it should be acceptable. At least, that's what my teacher told me.
Can you please post the entire paper? Especially paper 1?Q3 Can someone answer the (e) part. Like the way you wrote it in the exam?
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me tooooooofingers crossed X_X :'( i want gt to drop real low
Paper 1 is already been given, I'll provide you!Can you please post the entire paper? Especially paper 1?
Sorry, i meant qs1Paper 1 is already been given, I'll provide you!
What about economics paper one? Has that been given too?Paper 1 is already been given, I'll provide you!
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