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ahtfulal wrote: » Where can I find this question? Thanks
ahtfulal wrote: » Also still looking for Second String Case (have solution) and Flexum Solution (have case) if anyone could put these up. Cheers.
tinac_b wrote: » Here is the Second string case, can you put up Flexum case? Thanks
Hello all, In our Mock Review Paul Monaghen suggested bringing in a set of accounts for a plc with related party/going concern/provision issues as he thinks we may be required to draft a disclosure note. Anybody got any good examples of these? Small firm & no access to these. Thanks
premiergal wrote: » Hi I'm in same boat in a small firm was thinking of bringing CRH accounts. I think some lecturer mentioned these accounts were quite good open to correction on this though! Hope that helps
Why???? wrote: » Does anyone have following answers: Flexum Perfetto????????? Thanks
ahtfulal wrote: » Flexum Case attached, thanks for Second String and new case
tinac_b wrote: » Don't think the answers for Flexum are out yet, what's Perfetto about? never heard of it. Does anyone have solution to Karglassco - the marketing case study? Thanks
Why???? wrote: » can anyone provide a link to accounts with notes???
premiergal wrote: » CRH 2010 annual report link.http://www.crh.ie/~/media/Files/C/CRH/pdf/reports-presentations/financial-reports/2010/ar-2010.pdf? Quick question on management accounting what do people make of the cases in the book. I'm struggling to get anywhere with them do you think they're worthwhile?
I was told by a lecturer that the management accounting book is far too technical
Vaioer wrote: » I did that one myself today,attempted to do it in 90 minutes this morning. My indicators -Accounting for the transaction, I didn't agree with their approach(though I can see it). I also mentioned corp governance issues about limits for the sale of assets(no mention in theirs). I had this as a separate document, as it was going to a separate person, no mention of that in theirs - The Strategic(agreed, though I would say theirs is more a vision than objectives) - Performance Metrics(agreed) - Accounting Policies. WTF? Writing draft accounting policies? I would never have had IAS 11 or IFRS 3 in there. I went with IAS 1, IAS7, IAS 16, IAS 18 as critical and then IAS 19/32/39 with the pension implications, then said that these were only a selection of the standards that need to be considered. They have no-body, bar you, who has ever prepared accounts under IFRS in the company, and yet there is absolutely no mention of a skills gap anywhere? Surely this is a massive issue, who/how are the accounts going to be physically prepapred - HR: Didn't mention the staffing levels, did say it was inappropriate for SPSC. Headwrecking to bust your balls for 90 minutes to do a case, then read the solution to find you are nowhere near the level/never anticipated an indicator like what came out.