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Hey. Can u please post winter 2014 papers for A2 levell .
Company needs finance for acquiring fixed Assets or business expansion, there are three sources of finance for available for company, first company can use retained earnings (which are accumulated profit for previous years not distributed as dividends), second option is that company can issue new shares which will increase capital and company can purchase assets or expand business, 3rd source is borrowing long term finance from 3rd party (Outside), this borrowing is done through issue of debentures, Debentures are like long term loan for company, company has to pay fixed interest on Debentures issued by company, For instance company issued 10%debenture 100,000, so company will pay 10 % interest every year on these debentures, So u can say debentures are like certificates which shows indebtedness of company & it is Non-current liability for company, I hope u understand, If u have an doubt u can ask... thank uCan someone xplain me what are "LOng term bonds or debentures" pls?
y do company has to pay interest when they r the ones issuing bonds?Company needs finance for acquiring fixed Assets or business expansion, there are three sources of finance for available for company, first company can use retained earnings (which are accumulated profit for previous years not distributed as dividends), second option is that company can issue new shares which will increase capital and company can purchase assets or expand business, 3rd source is borrowing long term finance from 3rd party (Outside), this borrowing is done through issue of debentures, Debentures are like long term loan for company, company has to pay fixed interest on Debentures issued by company, For instance company issued 10%debenture 100,000, so company will pay 10 % interest every year on these debentures, So u can say debentures are like certificates which shows indebtedness of company & it is Non-current liability for company, I hope u understand, If u have an doubt u can ask... thank u
also, cn u pls tel me which book do u use?Company needs finance for acquiring fixed Assets or business expansion, there are three sources of finance for available for company, first company can use retained earnings (which are accumulated profit for previous years not distributed as dividends), second option is that company can issue new shares which will increase capital and company can purchase assets or expand business, 3rd source is borrowing long term finance from 3rd party (Outside), this borrowing is done through issue of debentures, Debentures are like long term loan for company, company has to pay fixed interest on Debentures issued by company, For instance company issued 10%debenture 100,000, so company will pay 10 % interest every year on these debentures, So u can say debentures are like certificates which shows indebtedness of company & it is Non-current liability for company, I hope u understand, If u have an doubt u can ask... thank u
C, it's v simple... What u think why company gives dividend when it issues shares to public? simple!!! Company receives money from shareholders for shares which company issued, similarly when company issue debentures company receives money , When u take money from someone u have to pay interest on that, So company issues debentures in return public give them money as a loan on which they have to pay interest unless they don't take their deb. back from public which is called redemption of deb. I hope u understand I m using harold randall and david hopkin...y do company has to pay interest when they r the ones issuing bonds?
i see thanksssC, it's v simple... What u think why company gives dividend when it issues shares to public? simple!!! Company receives money from shareholders for shares which company issued, similarly when company issue debentures company receives money , When u take money from someone u have to pay interest on that, So company issues debentures in return public give them money as a loan on which they have to pay interest unless they don't take their deb. back from public which is called redemption of deb. I hope u understand I m using harold randall and david hopkin...
No problem!!! If u hav any doubt just take a snapshot and post i will try to help u ....i see thanksss
M using farquharson
doneNo problem!!! If u hav any doubt just take a snapshot and post i will try to help u ....
I don't know business :-(Explain the likely conflict btweeen the triple bottom line objectives of a social enterprise operating in your country? M/J'13 8 marks
Help! azaanahsan
A or As level?Do you have the Marking scheme for the accounting 2014 winter paper?
Hey... I do have all the concepts in mind... totally fine with the concepts in the book your talking bout because that is the book I used for my classes. I just don't know how to approach a particular question. For example... One of the papers asked to create a capital account for 3 partners(1 newly joined) but said that they decided that the goodwill will not be maintained in the books. However, the mark scheme suggests that they were expecting us to record the goodwill amounts. So, basically, I wanted to know if there are any tips or tricks anyone can suggest that I can use in order to understand the questions better.Although I think it's too late to start while having no concepts but anyways try Accounting by Harold Randall & David Hopkins ....
check out max papersDo you have the Marking scheme for the accounting 2014 winter paper?
But u did tel me about debentures :O lolI don't know business :-(
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