By: oyesufi
Thank you so much for the lectures. Just one doubt, why did we deduct the extra 40 units at scrap? Thanks
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Of course they will be helpful! Our free lectures are a complete course for Paper F2 and cover everything needed to be able to pass the exam well.
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Hello, I really appreciate the work you have done for those incredible lectures. Thank you for your help. I only want to know if these lectures, notes, practice tests and mock test would be helpful for...
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No – there will not be any because there will be no questions in the exam just on journal entries. You can be asked to choose the right journal entry for specific problems (e.g. correcting errors) and...
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Hi John, Will you be loading Practice Questions for Chapter 11? I noticed that there aren’t any yet.
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What has happened is that the practice questions used to be in the lecture notes at the end of the chapters. We have removed them from the notes and instead we have online practice questions for each...
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Hello. As always, thanks for the lectures! Please could you advise where I can find the questions that you refer to in the second part of this lecture? I am using the opentuition lecture notes for...
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You need to buy a Revision Kit from one of the ACCA approved publishers – they contain lots of exam standard questions to practice on, and practice is vital. You should not attempt the exam without...
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No. Output is valued based on the expected production. Some months there will be an abnormal loss and some months there will be an abnormal gain. The abnormal loss or gain will appear as a separate...
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I wanted to ask that during valuation of output why don’t we add abnormal gain to the cost as well. The abnormal gain is the cost that didn’t go wasted as we anticipated. Shouldn’t that, combined with...
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That is fine. In the exam nobody will look at your workings – a computer will mark whether or not you chose the correct answer – so how you get the answer is fine 🙂
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