Thanks John this is invaluable!

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Can we still use these lecture videos for September 2024 exams?

I cannot access the free lectures slides you talked about? The inscription when you access the page is blocked. So, kindly do something about it. Thank you.

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It was a difficult topic for me. Thank you for good explanation!💖

Is this syllabus still applicable for 2024 ?

The voice quality is very bad and low

Did the production for February not have to include the closing inventory carried forward from January i.e. 2000 units (not sold)?Therefore units sold would equal inventory (op. inventory + production) or am I missing something? Really enjoy the videos - an invaluable aid. Thanks in advance

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alternatively 2 years it was 20. Cents Present value is 20 times the Anuity factor at 15%, which is 1.626. This gives us 32.52 cents as PV of the didends over the 2yrsThereafter, in year 2, it will start growing, so what is the value of 20 cents in year 2? Its value is 20 cents x PV factor of at 15%, which is .756, and this gives a value of 15.12 cents. So now using the growth formula 15.12 (1.04) ÷ (.15-.04) = 142.95 Cents. So therefore over 2yrs Accumulated Market value = 32.52 + 142.95 = 175.47 cents or $17547

are these lecture videos for SBR International or SBR UK?

Thank you very much sir...my only question is regarding machine overhead, I was wondering why the cost of a total 6000 hours was added to the relevant cost together with the opportunity cost of 4000 I had thought it would just be a fixed cost of 4000 hrs 12000 + 4000 extra cost to get the relevant cost for machine overheads 🤔

Good day. Please are these lectures valid for December 2024 exam?

Thanks. Very clear.

im getting confused as to why are some working capitals taken as positive while others negetive

hi am 13 and gunna sit for this exam in a few weeks

Shouldn't we assume that the $36,000 profit on S' statement already excluded the $2000 in unrealized profit? I'm confused as to why it was subtracted when calculating the NCI 🙁

I recommend that the business revises its ROI strategy for the next 2-3 years. This revision should be based on a thorough analysis of our market share and competitive landscape. Instead of focusing solely on maximizing short-term profits, we should aim to undercut our competitors by offering high-value products at competitive prices. This approach will enable us to dominate the market and weaken our competitors. Once we have re-established a strong market position and reduced competition, we can gradually increase prices in a strategic manner. Maybe making more profit than ever. Just me trying to think out of the box.

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very good , i have a question sir what if you fixed cost as part of the costs do you also apply the inflation rate on it..

Hello, could you please let us know why we divide the limits by the number of associated companies?

22:00 why these ration are calculated based on different volumes?

excellent explanation

To find the net taxable income you add the non savings + the savings + the dividends but you added the dividends again. How come?

Hi Chris, thank you for this video. I would like to know if all of this is still applicable in 2024. Thank you.

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Thank you.....very clear so far.

Great, thank you

I did watch every single video of yours and yesterday I took my exam and passed it successfully. Thank you very much!

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I was expecting the figure £2,200 and £1050 to be disallowed since the building was in usable state

Sir I have seen many professors and all they care about is finishing the syllabus, and what I really appreciate is the extra step you take in explaining us students about the root of every solution. God bless you

Are these valid for sept 2024 ?

12:58 is LIFO shown? latest purchase taken out from inventory. for FIFO I would expect sales done on Nov 14 (500 items) taken) from open inventory and partially from purchase on November 10, for 12.5

I love Chris, he's nailing his job

Sir, Do banks have working capital? Is the Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) the same as Current Ratio/Working Capital Ratio? It is difficult to calculate the working capital of a bank because a bank's balance sheet does not include typical current assets and liabilities.

If you don’t mind can you please explain why we take subs 30% NCI but in retained earnings it’s 70%.

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Minute 13:14 - you have used GBP 333,000 as NRB used in the last 7y. However, since the requirement states that Dee (i.e. the donor) paid lifetime tax due on lifetime transfers, wouldn't then GCT be = chargeable amount + tax paid = GBP 333,000 + GBP 2,000 = GBP 335,000? That does not affect the end result of the exercise, as the available NRB would still be nil, but I wanted to confirm my understanding on the computation of GCT carried forward. Thank you in advance!

Thanks sir

Very well explained. Thank you

Thank you for making a difficult topic understandable