Amazing .you are gifted.Your explanations are natural, understandable, you are lively and you seem to enjoy what you do. Your videos make everything exciting .Thank you so much.
got SBR exam in 2 days, only discovered your channel.. you are very clear, and explain things so easy! nothing compared to the BPP tutor that I had! :(
Sorry to hear that the BPP tutor did not deliver - I am glad you found me - lets hope you will do enough and not need a resit - if sadly you do - then reach out to me please
@@tomclendonaccasbronlinelec7226 penultimate exam so really want to pass first time - all other prof exam i had to resit them at least once and want to break that cycle! :)
Just want to give you a big shoutout from BELIZE! I Truly do appreciate your videos and podcasts, they have been my go to this past week reviewing for June Exam. Explanations are clear & simple, videos never too long and always with a catchy image! You're awesome!
i think little bit confusing on 30:54 on the year 3 interest income become 8219, so i think back ahh it calculated based on the amortised cost, means on year 1 carrying amount on amortised cost is 99,760 then for year 2, carrying amount on amortised cost is (99760 + (interest income - cash flow) which is 99760 + (8%x99760 - 5000) = 102,741. hence, year 3 interest income 8%x102741 thus get the figure 8219. so i thought inserting additional column of carrying amount based on amortised cost can give more clarification if the question ask to illustrate up to year end 3.
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Amazing .you are gifted.Your explanations are natural, understandable, you are lively and you seem to enjoy what you do. Your videos make everything exciting .Thank you so much.
got SBR exam in 2 days, only discovered your channel.. you are very clear, and explain things so easy! nothing compared to the BPP tutor that I had! :(
Sorry to hear that the BPP tutor did not deliver - I am glad you found me - lets hope you will do enough and not need a resit - if sadly you do - then reach out to me please
@@tomclendonaccasbronlinelec7226 penultimate exam so really want to pass first time - all other prof exam i had to resit them at least once and want to break that cycle! :)
I keep coming back to your videos to revise and learn IAS and IFRS. It is simple and perfect
@@Ahmed-w1r7d thank you ! That’s good to know.
I have SBR exam in June, this video was very helpful. Thank you.
Best of Luck!!!
Great explanation! Thanks Sir!
@@davidegabrini156 I’m so glad that you found it a useful explanation
Just want to give you a big shoutout from BELIZE! I Truly do appreciate your videos and podcasts, they have been my go to this past week reviewing for June Exam. Explanations are clear & simple, videos never too long and always with a catchy image! You're awesome!
How kind. Big shout out back to you!!!
Thank you so much Tom. This was excellent and very simple to understand.
Kind words. Much appreciated. Glad it helped!
Jazakallah. Good explanation 😊
Thank you - glad it helped - explanations should be simple !
Thanks dear,
I got this podcast months after my SBR exam ,referral of Ben Wilson. May we have briefings SBR as revision for AAA exam please.Thank❤❤
i think little bit confusing on 30:54 on the year 3 interest income become 8219, so i think back ahh it calculated based on the amortised cost, means on year 1 carrying amount on amortised cost is 99,760 then for year 2, carrying amount on amortised cost is (99760 + (interest income - cash flow) which is 99760 + (8%x99760 - 5000) = 102,741. hence, year 3 interest income 8%x102741 thus get the figure 8219. so i thought inserting additional column of carrying amount based on amortised cost can give more clarification if the question ask to illustrate up to year end 3.
yeah it does makes sense what you say, i think the solution would be to enter the formulas in the cell to avoid any confusion :)
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