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Accounting Review

  • 19-06-2006 4:18pm
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    Closed Accounts Posts: 719 ✭✭✭CrimE


    Wasnt too bad, i left out interpretation, published and incomplete records so i could have been screwed for section 2 but thank god im lucky!

    I did question one, tabular, suspense and question 8.

    Only 1 more to go! :)


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 173 ✭✭DonaldDuck


    For those of us who didn't do question 1,the shorter questions werent very nice...
    Cashflow,farm and published :(
    What was your balance sheet number for suspense accounts?

    Id say I got 65/120 on section 1(I didnt know any of the 3 topics except a small bit of cashflows
    190/200 on section 2
    and 65/80 on section 3


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 218 ✭✭willowmegs


    I did question one, ratios, tabular and flexible. I hope I pass *scared*


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 719 ✭✭✭CrimE


    DonaldDuck wrote:
    For those of us who didn't do question 1,the shorter questions werent very nice...
    Cashflow,farm and published :(
    What was your balance sheet number for suspense accounts?

    Sorry but i havent a clue! :rolleyes:

    Ah the joys of question one...:p


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 301 ✭✭MB44


    balanced q1 perfectly. ratios was a great question. tabular was a bit tough. and marginal was fine. hoping for an A2


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 636 ✭✭✭NADA


    Got an a2 in the pre. Got the sole trader balanced then but I didn't today. I was so ****ing pissed off during the exam. I got the suspense balanced and I think I got close to full marks on the tap and flewible budget. Probably got most of the marks for sole trader. Hopefully an a2/a1 but also likely of a b2/b1


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 411 ✭✭Faerie


    What was with the marginal costing question? I didn't have a clue about part B! And I had ignored Budgeting!
    I was so pissed off! I doubt I'll get an A1 now, hopefully I'll get the A2 though.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,109 ✭✭✭ThE_IVIAcIVIAIV


    i will get 30-45% percent hopefully above 38% ( a pass)i was disgusted


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 103 ✭✭happydance


    I was really happy! I didn't question one which balanced after a bit! When on to Question 9, I liked the flexible budgets, good thing to though 'cos from the glance I had the question 8 didn't look to friendly! Did question 6 and 7 then. the suspense was nice but I wasn't mad on the tabular so I did question 5 anyway. All in all I'm happy!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 26,584 ✭✭✭✭Creamy Goodness


    for curiousity sake, what came up in q1.

    company
    manfuacturing
    sole trader

    ???


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 218 ✭✭willowmegs


    I'm gonna fail it :(


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 103 ✭✭happydance


    Cremo wrote:
    for curiousity sake, what came up in q1.

    company
    manfuacturing
    sole trader

    ???
    Sole trader did.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 112 ✭✭SirCretop


    did q1 and was like 72000 out exactly but looking back over what I did i did everything right so must just have been a calculation mistake. did ratios and tabs. were handy enuff. tthe marginal costing part B was weird. never done or seen nething like it b4 so was pisssed rightly off as i was definately on for a1 before that question......now hoping for a2. what did people get as the capital employed or total net assets figure in q1?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 10 Groovy Chic


    I nearly cried with hapiness when my q1 worked out, first time ever.:) was annoyed didnt get suspense to balance, what was the balance?
    Really glad i covered flexi budgets cos q8 looked weird. It could have been a lot worse so I happy :D




  • A1 paper, couldn't have been much happier.

    Farm Accounts, what did i tell all yee doubters?
    Cash Flow 100%

    Tabular 100% correct
    Suspense 100% correct

    Did the Flex budgeting question. Got the figures.

    Theory was dodgy on some parts.

    Still got my A1


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 306 ✭✭JCB


    I nearly cried with hapiness when my q1 worked out, first time ever.:) was annoyed didnt get suspense to balance, what was the balance?
    Really glad i covered flexi budgets cos q8 looked weird. It could have been a lot worse so I happy :D

    That paper was beautiful! Q1 Great! Q6 Great! Q7 Great!
    But what about the theory on Q8/Q9?
    What the hell is "adverse variance" or controllable costs?
    Did anyone get decimals in the answer for Q9?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 844 ✭✭✭casanova_kid


    A1 paper, couldn't have been much happier.

    Farm Accounts, what did i tell all yee doubters?
    Cash Flow 100%

    Tabular 100% correct
    Suspense 100% correct

    Did the Flex budgeting question. Got the figures.

    Theory was dodgy on some parts.

    Still got my A1
    How did you do the last adjustment in suspense, i put it in capaital and creditors but i get the feeling it should have been put somewhere else.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 844 ✭✭✭casanova_kid


    JCB wrote:
    That paper was beautiful! Q1 Great! Q6 Great! Q7 Great!
    But what about the theory on Q8/Q9?
    What the hell is "adverse variance" or controllable costs?
    Did anyone get decimals in the answer for Q9?
    yeah, .58 or something like that. All the theory parts were hard i though, on Q9 and Q7 anyway.




  • How did you do the last adjustment in suspense, i put it in capaital and creditors but i get the feeling it should have been put somewhere else.

    i cant remember exactly what the question was, if someone posts it up i'll do it?

    Also, an adverse variance is when actual costs > Budgeted Costs


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 306 ✭✭JCB


    Also, an adverse variance is when actual costs > Budgeted Costs

    Ah-ha! Did you get the direct material costs/ (un)controllable costs too?:confused:


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 834 ✭✭✭The Agogo


    i thought that was a b****x test.

    They added something new into everything.....

    some guys i know have to change their CAO now because it was that bad,,,but they blame our teacher all he did was hand out solutions and explained things very briefly

    i did a crap attempt at tabular

    was 1800 out of balance on question 1

    did interp prettyy well

    and did marginal fine but guessed my way through absorption


    anyone else think that was a ridiculous paper?


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  • Controllable Cost = Dividends, the business decides how much they pay.

    UnControllable = Corporation Tax, they have no say in it.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 306 ✭✭JCB


    Oh well! Cheers for that!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 301 ✭✭MB44


    Emmet i shouldnt of doubted you with farm accounts . YA big bloody culchie


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 960 ✭✭✭:|


    **** off the lot of you
    How do you know you get something "100% correct" anyway?




  • Practise makes perfect...

    And it balances.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 303 ✭✭Rob30888


    Got me Question 1 out in 40minutes and almost **** meselft with happiness :D Lovely Tab, got that out (but it always does) and the same as a few, so that's in the bag :D

    I got the Suspense question out (around 801,000), but not sure if it's right as someone got theirs balanced, but got a different figure. The last adjustment was a bollox - diagnostic equipment :confused::confused::confused: What are Errors of Commission and Principle? I only had learned their names, but made a logical guess.

    The only **** of a question was the second part of Q8 which probably cost me my A1 :( But nobody had a CLUE, so I'm hoping teachers complain...

    EDIT: Also, did anyone see the Pass paper? Departmental for Q1!!! Ha, everyone was raging! It's only a matter of time before it hits the Honours paper...


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 173 ✭✭DonaldDuck


    Rob30888 wrote:
    Got me Question 1 out in 40minutes and almost **** meselft with happiness :D Lovely Tab, got that out (but it always does) and the same as a few, so that's in the bag :D

    I got the Suspense question out (around 801,000), but not sure if it's right as someone got theirs balanced, but got a different figure. The last adjustment was a bollox - diagnostic equipment :confused::confused::confused: What are Errors of Commission and Principle? I only had learned their names, but made a logical guess.

    The only **** of a question was the second part of Q8 which probably cost me my A1 :( But nobody had a CLUE, so I'm hoping teachers complain...

    EDIT: Also, did anyone see the Pass paper? Departmental for Q1!!! Ha, everyone was raging! It's only a matter of time before it hits the Honours paper...
    For suspense i got around 800,000 but my balancing was a little off.At least i know im probably mostly correct now




  • balanced at something like 804,100

    the last adjustment was to debit a Hire Diagnosit Equip ac, and also a Prepaid account for next year. Then to Credit Bank also.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 719 ✭✭✭CrimE


    Practise makes perfect...

    And it balances.

    Doesnt mean its right though... :p


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 310 ✭✭maxi-twist


    Did anyone write down there answers?

    Q1)balanced at 1480480

    Q5)Interpretation
    A)3.75
    B)17.33
    C)602000
    D)13.33
    E)8.57

    Q6 tabular
    got it to balance at 730040 im not sure if thats right tho....

    Q9)Flexible
    Total cost for 95% is 705000
    conrtibution 262632

    Anyone confirm or correct these?




  • Tabular 730320

    your flex budgeting is the same as mine, except i included the decimal figures.

    Didn't do the other 2.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 5 madmazz89


    maxi-twist wrote:
    Did anyone write down there answers?

    Q1)balanced at 1480480

    Q5)Interpretation
    A)3.75
    B)17.33
    C)602000
    D)13.33
    E)8.57

    Q6 tabular
    got it to balance at 730040 im not sure if thats right tho....

    Q9)Flexible
    Total cost for 95% is 705000
    conrtibution 262632

    Anyone confirm or correct these?


    ya i got dee q1 balance...dee tab wz diff nd i cnt rembr dee 09!! on an overview it wzn a bad paper...i jus knew deyd trow in a few tricky bits ie;the theory to trow peeple of dere guaranteed a1's! herz to hopin most of us got a decent grade! and jus wan wish evry1 a brill summr.....cuz itz 8 weeks till now dee results will be cumin out...DUN DUN DUN!!!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,369 ✭✭✭UnitedIrishman


    Was absolutley fantastic. Maybe not A grade but should be up there.

    Did both Q8 and 9 within 40 mins. Pretty sure I got both fully right apart from the theory which was a bit iffy.

    Did Tabular Statement, went well again (Cheers to those who helped with the insurance bit yesterday, worked a treat today but a small bit different). Hopefully about 80% right in that.

    Ended up doing ratio's. Went well again. Learned them off about 15 mins before I went in and just wrote them all down when I got in. Amazingly they were mostly correct when I checked them later. Did everyone else say that the debenture holders would be unhappy?

    The final account. Really...well...poor. Thought I had the work done on it but obviously didn't. Was about 300k out, my notes weren't great. Probabley should've done two short questions but didn't have the time to go back and do two.

    Overall, fairly happy. Flexible budgeting is ridiculously easy,same with marginal costing.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 173 ✭✭DonaldDuck


    Tabular 730320

    your flex budgeting is the same as mine, except i included the decimal figures.

    Didn't do the other 2.
    I think i got that in the tabular


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 72 ✭✭xnightwishx


    A1 paper, couldn't have been much happier.

    Farm Accounts, what did i tell all yee doubters?
    Cash Flow 100%

    Tabular 100% correct
    Suspense 100% correct

    Did the Flex budgeting question. Got the figures.

    Theory was dodgy on some parts.

    Still got my A1
    No offence or anything...but nobody likes a bragg-er. How do you know you got your tabuluar 100% correct?

    None of my balance sheets worked out but the differences weren't dramatic so I think I did ok! Luckily for me who didn't study any theory, the theory bits were blaggable.


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 30 Conor h


    For Tabs how did everyone do the provison for Bad Debts working?

    I ddi get that figure somebody had above but i hadn't seen that working before and took an educated guess!


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,424 ✭✭✭fatal


    wasnt too bad a paper,it was on the hard side i thought.
    I was delighted when question 1 came up and even got it to balance,i also did interpretation and tabular and question 8,the second part(b part i) was a bitch,so i made an attempt at that and knew b part 2 so im pretty sure I got an A.......only thing im not sure about is what kind,an a1 or a2


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 173 ✭✭DonaldDuck


    Conor h wrote:
    For Tabs how did everyone do the provison for Bad Debts working?

    I ddi get that figure somebody had above but i hadn't seen that working before and took an educated guess!
    As in the march adjustment?I just added 1500 to the 4500 that was already there because 6% of 100000 was 6000.Cant remember what else I did in the adjustment though!Made sense at the time


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,424 ✭✭✭fatal


    The Agogo wrote:
    they blame our teacher all he did was hand out solutions and explained things very briefly


    hahaha i second that....he even earned himself the nickname "mr.solutions" and he gave out so many solutions that there was a joke amongst the class that he never gives out solutions...which is all he did give out


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,424 ✭✭✭fatal


    The Agogo wrote:
    they blame our teacher all he did was hand out solutions and explained things very briefly


    hahaha i second that....he even earned himself the nickname "mr.solutions" and he gave out so many solutions that there was a joke amongst the class that he never gives out solutions...which is all he ever did give out


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 30 Conor h


    DonaldDuck wrote:
    As in the march adjustment?I just added 1500 to the 4500 that was already there because 6% of 100000 was 6000.Cant remember what else I did in the adjustment though!Made sense at the time


    Didn't do that meself!!:(


    But if that's the only thing i got wrong what am i looking ta?
    85?




  • DonaldDuck wrote:
    As in the march adjustment?I just added 1500 to the 4500 that was already there because 6% of 100000 was 6000.Cant remember what else I did in the adjustment though!Made sense at the time

    yes that was correct..

    you seperate the debtors and "provision for bad debts"

    same as you do for accumulated depreciation.

    the original debtors figure was 90,000 with 4500 as BDP.

    then when the other company was bought that added 10,000 to debtors.

    6% meant €6000, so increase BDP by 1500, and increase P+L figure.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 173 ✭✭DonaldDuck


    yes that was correct..

    you seperate the debtors and "provision for bad debts"

    same as you do for accumulated depreciation.

    the original debtors figure was 90,000 with 4500 as BDP.

    then when the other company was bought that added 10,000 to debtors.

    6% meant €6000, so increase BDP by 1500, and increase P+L figure.
    Do you not decrease the P+L figure as BDP is a negative asset?And BDP WOUld bring it down 1500?
    Giving you
    BDP (1500)
    P/L (1500)


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,109 ✭✭✭ThE_IVIAcIVIAIV


    the leaving cert was a **** stain, and maths and accounting more than others


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 173 ✭✭DonaldDuck


    the leaving cert was a **** stain, and maths and accounting more than others
    To be honest,most of the accounting paper was pretty fair.Section 2 was perfect-Anyone that couldnt do that just didnt put any work in.
    Section 1 is different though,as I know a lot of people left published accounts and farm accounts(Damn revaluation/depreciate supposodly coming up every year!).
    Section 3 was peculiar with the marginal costing but I think I still did OK.but I'm not sure.My prediction is between a B3-B1 depending on my attempt marks on the farm account and cashflow


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 30 Conor h


    What did yee do for Closing Stock in Q1?

    Divide by 125 x 1oo and subtract that figure from the original Closing Stock one?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,109 ✭✭✭ThE_IVIAcIVIAIV


    so many theory questions ffs! and yes i did expect reval or dep or cash budgeting ... marginal was weird . wahst obsorptional costing?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 173 ✭✭DonaldDuck


    so many theory questions ffs! and yes i did expect reval or dep or cash budgeting ... marginal was weird . wahst obsorptional costing?
    There was a lot of theory last year so I wasnt suprised(I still didn't learn it..accounting theory is so boring)


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 72 ✭✭xnightwishx


    Conor h wrote:
    What did yee do for Closing Stock in Q1?

    Divide by 125 x 1oo and subtract that figure from the original Closing Stock one?

    Divide by 125 x100
    Add figure onto Closing stock (goods in transit, you purchased so you have more stock)
    Add figure onto Purchases
    Add figure onto Creditors.


    It came up in 1998 or some stage around then.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 636 ✭✭✭NADA


    your suspense answer looks more like mine than any of the other answeres I see on this thread. (801000)
    Tabular 730320

    your flex budgeting is the same as mine, except i included the decimal figures.

    Didn't do the other 2.

    I got that flex budgeting too. So this is full marks for the tabular(how did I manage that). I figure out some adjustments I never seen before. Got the suspense balanced and knew the theory. Hopefully 90 marks there. all of flexible budgeting excpet the adverse thing. And most of question one. Got 148 and 147 something. God I didn't realise I was this clsoe to an A. I thought i ****ed the tab because I nvever seen the adjustments before but I think adrenalin got me it out.


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