2017 7175 GCE O Level POA Suggested Solutions
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The solutions are out! This year predictions are pretty on point. 2 misses though.
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There are several methods of depreciation used across different financial reporting standards around the world. For the 7175 and 7088 GCE O/N Level Syllabus, we focus on two specific methods: 1. Straight Line Method (SLM) 2. Reducing Balance Method (RBM) Methods Advantages Disadvantages Effect on Net Profit Straight Line Method a. Dep = (HC-SV) Useful…
If you are embarking on a course on accounting, whether it’s Principles of Accounts (POA) or at tertiary level, here’s some good news for you. Singapore aspires to be a leading global accountancy hub for Asia-Pacific which is the fastest-growing region in accountancy services, forecasted to reach US$ 38.3 billion by 2013. Singapore contributed 2.8%…
It might seem obvious, but in managing a business, it’s important to understand how the business makes a profit. A company needs a good business model and a good profit model. A business sells products or services and earns a certain amount of margin on each unit sold. The number of units sold is the…
Accrual—accrual-basis recognition precedes (leads to) cash receipt/expenditure Revenue—recognition of revenue earned, but not received Expense—recognition of expense incurred, bill not paid Deferral—cash receipt/expenditure precedes (leads to) accrual-basis recognition Revenue—postponement of recognition of revenue; cash is received; but revenue is not earned Expense—postponement of recognition of expense; cash is paid; but expense is not incurred A deferral postpones…
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You just finished your final year examinations and are considering your options. The familiar arts (history, literature or geography) and science (biology, physics and chemistry) Principles of Accounts (POA) sounds so foreign and you’ have heard from friends that it is boring. But there’s more to debits and credits in POA. “’Double-entry bookkeeping’ is one…