This is really great presentation by FOG! I really enjoyed the series so far. Please do keep it up as you are doing a great job assisting the students.
Felix is an astute accountant and his communication ability adds colour and understanding to accounting. He should please treat Consolidated Finacial Position of Entities Congrats Felix
God richly bless you for your service to humanity. Sir please when are you doing a video on capital reconstruction scheme and then also the investment In associates and joint ventures.
1. A P1,000 bond has a coupon rate of 12% and will repay its face value on redemption in four year’s time. If the bond is purchased for P1,090 ex interest and held, what is its yield to maturity? (5 marks) Using rates of 9% and 11% from the tables: (1,000 x 0.708) + (120 x 3.240) = 1,097 (1,000 x 0.659) + (120 x 3.102) = 1,031 9 + (1,097 - 1,090)/1,097 - 1,031) x 2 9 + (7/66) x 2 = 9.21% Can you help me with this question... i want to know how did they get 9% and 11% and also want to know how did they get 0.708) + (120 x 3.240) = 1,097
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This is really great presentation by FOG! I really enjoyed the series so far. Please do keep it up as you are doing a great job assisting the students.
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Felix is an astute accountant and his communication ability adds colour and understanding to accounting. He should please treat Consolidated Finacial Position of Entities Congrats Felix
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God richly bless you for your service to humanity. Sir please when are you doing a video on capital reconstruction scheme and then also the investment In associates and joint ventures.
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What do you do when you have dividend paid to equity holders in the additional information
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Please I need a complete video on variance
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Great work done sir. But your Inventory turnover formula in this video is contradicting the one you gave us in the previous video in part 2
That's what i thought at first but there are 2 different ratios there is the Inventory turnover period and rate of stock turnover.
The cost of sales for Danyi was 400,000 and not 40,000 boss. You really make accounting simple😍
The 40,000 is average inventory
Its contradicting the formula he gave us in the previous video@@lilmissthunderstorm325
1. A P1,000 bond has a coupon rate of 12% and will repay its face value on redemption in four
year’s time. If the bond is purchased for P1,090 ex interest and held, what is its yield to
maturity? (5 marks)
Using rates of 9% and 11% from the tables:
(1,000 x 0.708) + (120 x 3.240) = 1,097
(1,000 x 0.659) + (120 x 3.102) = 1,031
9 + (1,097 - 1,090)/1,097 - 1,031) x 2
9 + (7/66) x 2 = 9.21%
Can you help me with this question... i want to know how did they get 9% and 11% and also want to know how did they get 0.708) + (120 x 3.240) = 1,097
Thank you FOG
Please Sir, am waiting for consignment, joint venture
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PLEASE SIR, IS SEEN YOU 'VE NOT MAKE VIDEO ON IFRS 15 AND 5
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The video quality is not good I couldn't see the questions. 💯 Apart from that all good 👍 so try and fix that.
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