F1 - Financial Operations
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Our free ExP resources will maximise your chances of success in your exam.
YOUR "COURSE IN A COFFEE BREAK"
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- 1 The Conceptual FrameworkADDITIONAL CIMA F1 VIDEOS
- 2 IAS 1: Presentation of Financial Statements
- 3 Substance and IAS 18 Revenue
- 4 Construction Contracts
- 5 IAS 8: Accounting Policies, Errors & Estimates
- 6 IFRS 5: NCAs held for sale, discontinued operations
- 7 IAS 16: non-current assets
- 8 IAS 38: intangible assets
- 9 IAS 36: impairment of assets
- 10 IAS 37: Provisions, Contingent Liabilities and Assets
- 11 IAS 17: leases
- 12 IAS 12: Taxation
- 13 Group financial statements
- 14 Associates
- 15 Statement of cash flows
- 16 Principles of business taxation
- 17 External audit
- 3 Substance and IAS 18 Revenue
- 4 Construction Contracts
- 5 IAS 8: Accounting Policies, Errors & Estimates
- 6 IFRS 5: NCAs held for sale, discontinued operations
- 7 IAS 16: non-current assets
- 8 IAS 38: intangible assets
- 9 IAS 36: impairment of assets
- 10 IAS 37: Provisions, Contingent Liabilities and Assets
- 11 IAS 17: leases
- 12 IAS 12: Taxation
- 13 Group financial statements
- 14 Associates
- 15 Statement of cash flows
- 16 Principles of business taxation
- 17 External audit
You can access an CIMA F1 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 F1 exam. Click here to download the notes to accompany the video you're watching.
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Which of the following would be classified as a contingent liability under IAS 37? A. A lawsuit you expect to lose at a cost of $1m B. A lawsuit you expect to lose but can’t be fairly sure of total losses C. A lawsuit with a remote chance of losing D. A lawsuit you think there is 15% chance of losing with damages of $1m |




