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Hey, how was preference dividend calculated? And how was cash book?
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How was your exam ?Hey, how was preference dividend calculated? And how was cash book?
You had to multiply 6000 by $1.50=9,000Mine was goood
How did you calculate the dividend?
revenue. because it said replacing the hard diskdid you put buying a hard disk as a revenue or capital expenditure?
R u sure bout this ans...cuz i just multiplied 6000 by 1.50.You had to multiply 6000 by $1.50=9,000
and then find 3% of that =$270
i just did!any 1 who gave paper 11 2day ??
N BTW how was Paper 12 ?
ur almost write but answer is $135 because the question said that the dividends were paid in 2 summesters remember? they asked how much paid for the first term, meaning half of 270 which is 135You had to multiply 6000 by $1.50=9,000
and then find 3% of that =$270
we had a question similar to that, but instead of dividend, it was interest on debenturesur almost write but answer is $135 because the question said that the dividends were paid in 2 summesters remember? they asked how much paid for the first term, meaning half of 270 which is 135
i did variant 1WHAT ABOUT THE CAPITAL AND REVENUE QUESTION--- ABOUT THE HARD DISC!!
i rote capital as it is adding value to the computer and its not an expense that is done on a day to day basis, but i did not charge depreciation on that but only on the computer and the printer which are all capital as u dont buy them everyday and u expect it to last for a long timeWHAT ABOUT THE CAPITAL AND REVENUE QUESTION--- ABOUT THE HARD DISC!!
but if you say its a fixed asset and you arent charging dep then arent you fixed assets overstated, and + doesnt the cost of it just add on the computer so indirectly you would normally charge dep?i rote capital as it is adding value to the computer and its not an expense that is done on a day to day basis, but i did not charge depreciation on that but only on the computer and the printer which are all capital as u dont buy them everyday and u expect it to last for a long time
i did charge dep on the computer, but damn ya i guess ur rite i should have added the cost of the hard disk to the computer and then charged depreciationbut if you say its a fixed asset and you arent charging dep then arent you fixed assets overstated, and + doesnt the cost of it just add on the computer so indirectly you would normally charge dep?
oh yeah, i forgot about that part.. thanks (Y)ur almost write but answer is $135 because the question said that the dividends were paid in 2 summesters remember? they asked how much paid for the first term, meaning half of 270 which is 135
yeh im sure, but you also had to divide 270 by 2.. because it said two installments.. forgot about thatR u sure bout this ans...cuz i just multiplied 6000 by 1.50.
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