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RONAS: Comprehending the Complications.
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If the item included in inventory was sold in the year, why was sales not affected in the solution to question since sales proceeds was Dr cash and Cr Sales
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Please do a lesson on IFRS 5
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For year 1 calculation of the variable lease payment will we use the commencement date index or reporting date index?
It depends on when the lease payments start to vary. When you are informed of the period where the lease payment should change, it will be that year, say year two; it will be the index at reporting divided by the index at year two.
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Glad to hear. You can reach out at [email protected].
Thank you so much. What about advance audit
Unless on one-on-one bases. You can reach me via [email protected]
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Great presentation. My question is, when there's share exchange consideration, does it give rise to share premium? 2. Does it affect the retained earnings of the subsidiary?
Thanks for your question. The answer to your question is yes; the total value is split into share premium and stated capital. This treatment is very common in jurisdictions dealing with share premiums, such as Western countries. Share exchange Does Not Affect the subsidiary
Great presentation. Is there another continuation of the consolidation?
Soon
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Do you have a lecture on IAS 21?
Not yet
You said in your previous video that, you use only the expected employees to leave then in the final year you use the actual....the first question you solved under cash settled share payment is a service condition,why using the expected within the first year
This is a cash-settled share-based payment; aside from the service condition I have indicated, all other questions must use actuals and expected principles. Thank you.
@@ronasacademySo you mean with cash settled share based payment,is always the case that we use both the expected and actual employees to leave
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Why is not from year 2 to year 4 that should fall under Long Term Liability and year 1 falls under Current Liability?
The determination of current and long-term liability depends on how long it will take the firm to settle those liabilities. The next liability is due in a year, making it current, and from year two onwards, it is long-term. If we move to year two, the next current liability will be year three, and so on. Kindly check if i is something contrary to the above. Thanks Best regards.
A very good presentation. Do you also do ISAs
Thanks for the feedback. Not yet, please.
A very good presentation. Do you also do ISAs
Thank you so much, your detailed illistration of the questions makes everything easier.
sir if i may ask, without using the financial calculator what is the formular for calculating the implicity interest rate?
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Thank you. Please do you also have a video on financial assets amortization? I will appreciate your feedback please
Yep, kindly check.
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