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ACCA March 2018 exam results Announced and Pass Rates

ACCA March 2018 exam results Information source is PQmag The ACCA March 2018 exam results are in and for many PQs they make the pretty scary reading. When PQ magazine put out its post-March feedback we said it was a hard F5, tough F7, and a lovely F8! Well, F5 had a 39% pass rate

ACCA LSBF Exam Tips for March 2018

ACCA LSBF Exam Tips for March 2018 In this post we have shared ACCA LSBF Exam Tips for March 2018, these tips will help you to prepare in the upcoming exams. ACCA LSBF Exam Tips for March 2018 are the important topics which can be examined in the examination. Please try to focus on the

LSBF ACCA Exam Tips for 2018

LSBF ACCA Exam Tips for 2018 With your exams just around the corner, we've put together some top LSBF ACCA Exam Tips for 2018 to ensure the work you've put in throughout your course really pays off in the exam hall. LSBF ACCA Exam Tips for 2018 will help you pass your paper on the first go. Our tutors

Elements of the Financial Statements

The Elements of Financial Statements  The qualitative characteristics are applicable to all information contained in the financial statements. The following elements of the financial statements will be considered separately: Assets  Liabilities  Equity  Income Expenses.

Download ACCA P1 Short Notes 2018 by Sir Haris Hanif

Download ACCA P1 Short Notes 2018 Dear Students, now you can Download ACCA P1 Short Notes 2018 by Sir Harif Hanif in pdf format by clicking the download link given at the end of this post. You can also contact him on the facebook and via whats app too. He is teaching online F8 and P1

IAS 1 Presentation of Financial Statements

Components of Financial Statements According to IAS 1 Presentation of Financial Statements, a complete set of financial statements has the following components: Other reports and statements in the annual report (such as a financial review, an environmental report or a social report) are outside the scope of IAS 1.

Code of Ethics & Standards of Professional Conduct for Accountant

  Code of Ethics: (a) Integrity – to be straightforward and honest in all professional and business relationships. (b) Objectivity – to not allow bias, conflict of interest or undue influence of others to override professional or business judgments. (c) Professional Competence and Due Care – to maintain professional knowledge and skill at the level