P2 Corporate Reporting (INT)
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YOUR "COURSE IN A COFFEE BREAK"
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- 1 The Conceptual Framework - an overviewADDITIONAL ACCA P2 VIDEOS
- 2 Conceptual Framework - elements of fin. statements
- 3 Conceptual Framework - valn of assets & profits
- 4 Conceptual Framework - capital maintenance
- 5 IFRIC 13 loyalty programmes part 1
- 6 IFRIC 13 loyalty programmes part 2
- 7 Provisions on acquisitions
- 8 Estimates for expected values of provisions
- 9 Discounting and unwinding of provisions
- 10 Lease accounting
- 11 Share based payments
- 12 Financial instruments
- 13 Gains and losses on fin instruments
- 14 Pension principles
- 15 Pension example
- 16 Foreign currency rules
- 17 Foreign currency goodwill
- 3 Conceptual Framework - valn of assets & profits
- 4 Conceptual Framework - capital maintenance
- 5 IFRIC 13 loyalty programmes part 1
- 6 IFRIC 13 loyalty programmes part 2
- 7 Provisions on acquisitions
- 8 Estimates for expected values of provisions
- 9 Discounting and unwinding of provisions
- 10 Lease accounting
- 11 Share based payments
- 12 Financial instruments
- 13 Gains and losses on fin instruments
- 14 Pension principles
- 15 Pension example
- 16 Foreign currency rules
- 17 Foreign currency goodwill
You can access an ACCA P2 ExP virtual classroom course free of charge. Designed to enable you to learn in comfortable "coffee break" segments the course will provide you with support to pass your P2 exam. Click here to download the notes to accompany the video you're watching.
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Over what maximum period should an entity project cash flows when assessing an impaired asset's value in use? A. Two years B. Five years C. Ten years D. The period over which the asset was being depreciated. |




