Advanced Financial Reporting
NAS 2 — Inventories
Inventories under NAS 2 — cost, net realisable value, FIFO vs weighted average, write-downs and reversals, with a full worked example.
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Advanced Financial Reporting
NFRS & NAS — standards, worked examples and exam traps, explained simply.
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Financial management, valuation, risk and investment decisions.
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Company law and other corporate laws, section by section.
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Management Information and Control System
MICS — systems, controls and information for decisions.
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Income Tax Act, VAT, excise and customs — rates, sections and practice questions.
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Costing methods, budgets, variance analysis and decision making, step by step.
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Advanced Financial Reporting
NFRS 2 — Share-based Payment
Share-based payment under NFRS 2 — ESOPs, SARs, vesting conditions, measurement and modifications, with worked examples.
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Advanced Financial Reporting
NFRS 1 — First-time Adoption of NFRS
First-time adoption of NFRS explained simply — the opening balance sheet, mandatory exceptions, optional exemptions, reconciliations and exam traps.
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