江苏省考生报名的缴费方式有哪些?应当注意什么问题?
发布时间:2020-01-10
ACCA考试是一个报名门槛较低但考试规定及其严格的考试,其证书的含金量和社会认可度吸引着众多的学子和公职人员不约而同地报考。在报考的时候不要忘了最重要的事情,就是缴费!那么缴费流程又是怎样的呢?且随51题库考试学习网一起去了解了解,建议收藏哦。
ACCA协会官方规定,即使申请免考通过,免考的几门科目要等同于需考试的科目,需要交与考试费相等的免考费。
在收到ACCA寄来的免试通知后尽快缴纳,若收到时间与考试报名时间比较接近,也可以与考试费一起缴纳。不用一次性交清的,注册报名时只需交注册费(按当年费用标准),以后收到ACCA寄来付费通知(如免试费、年费、考试费)时,再逐项交纳。如果只是免试费的话是不着急的,完全可以和你下次的考试费用一起缴纳,一般同一年度里就行。
缴费流程:
1.登录ACCA官网www.accaglobal.com点击My ACCA
2、输入自己的7位ACCA ID和密码,点击Sign in to MY ACCA
3、在左边菜单中点击ACCOUNT ADMINISTRATION并选择Fees,payments and Print Receipts 4、页面跳转后选择需要付款的选项(Annual Subscription Fee-Sub Fee)在前面小方框里打√最后点击上方的Pay键
若ACCOUNT BALANCE数值为0,即表示年费账单还未生成,可以过几天再登录账户查看
5、点击后生成缴款页确认需要缴款的数额是否正确然后再次点击Pay键
注意事项:现在ACCA官网已开通支付宝支付方式,但用支付宝会存在支付不成功的风险,如果支付不成功,款项会被退回到自己的账户中,需要重新支付,请大家不要慌!
6、交付后会生成以下页面如需ACCA考试缴费发票可点击下方Print Receipt按钮
7、点击下方Continue后回到TRANSACTIONS SUMMARY如看到Account Balance显示0.00即为缴费成功(如果显示为95,可以刷新一下试试;刷新无效的,等两天再查看自己的账户,如果还是95即缴费失败,请重新支付,第一次付款会原路退回自己的账户里)
温馨提示:如果过了最后缴费期限,那么当年算没有交年费,你将面临ACCA账户被冻结的影响,已经成为会员也无法再以ACCA会员作为对外称呼,也无法参加ACCA考试,会直接影响你的考试进度的,不过别担心,你只需要邮件联系官方,开通付费窗口,从付费窗口将之前没有交的年费重新支付,另外还要支付一定数额的罚金,罚金数目与未缴纳年费的年数有关,具体费用由官方界定。全部完成以后被冻结的会员将重新获得ACCA会员的头衔
每年的ACCA年费是在一月几号前要交掉呢?还是每年交年费之前会来信通知啊
答:“学员和会员一样都要交年费,每一年的年费都应该在前一年的12月31号前结清,当然晚一点也没关系,不过不交年费的话ACCA会除名,并且根本没资格参加下次考试”
看到这里,相信大家对ACCA考试的缴费也有了一定的了解,希望这些消息能对初次报考ACCA的同学有些许的帮助,51题库考试学习网提前预祝大家顺利通过考试!
下面小编为大家准备了 ACCA考试 的相关考题,供大家学习参考。
(iii) Calculate the cash remaining in the company as a result of the salary and dividend payments made in
(ii) above. (1 mark)
(b) (i) Discuss the main factors that should be taken into account when determining how to treat gains and
losses arising on tangible non-current assets in a single statement of financial performance. (8 marks)
(b) (i) Currently there are many rules on how gains and losses on tangible non current assets should be reported and these
have traditionally varied from country to country. The main issues revolve around the reporting of depreciation,
disposal/revaluation gains and losses, and impairment losses. The reporting of such elements should take into account
whether the tangible non current assets have been revalued or held at historical cost. The problem facing standard
setters is where to report such gains and losses.The question is whether they should be reported as part of operating
activities or as ‘other gains and losses’.
Holding gains arising on the sale of tangible non current assets could be reported separately from operating results so
that the latter is not obscured by an asset realisation that reflects more a change in market prices than any increase in
the operating activity of the entity. Other changes in the carrying amounts of tangible non current assets will be reported
as part of the operating results. For example, the depreciation charge tries to reflect the consumption of the asset by the
entity and as such is not a holding loss. There may be cases where the depreciation charge does not reflect the
consumption of economic benefits. For example, the pattern and rate of depreciation could have been misjudged
because the asset’s useful life has been assessed incorrectly. In this case, when an asset is sold any excess or shortfall
of depreciation may need to be dealt with in the operating result.
Impairment is another factor to consider in reporting gains and losses on tangible non current assets. Impairment is
effectively accelerated depreciation. Impairment arises when the carrying amount of the asset is above its recoverable
amount. It follows therefore that any impairment loss should be reported as part of the operating result. Any losses on
disposal, to the extent that they represent impairment, could therefore be reported as part of the operating results. Any
losses which represent holding losses could be reported in ‘other gains and losses’. The difficulty will be differentiating
between holding losses and impairment losses. There will have to be clear and concise definitions of these terms or it
could lead to abuse by companies in their quest to maximise operating profits.
A distinction should be made between gains and losses arising on tangible non current assets as a result of revaluations
and those arising on disposal. The nature of the gain or loss is essentially the same although the timing and certainty
of the gain/loss is different. Therefore revaluation gains/losses may be reported in the ‘other gains and losses’ section.
Where an asset has been revalued, any loss on disposal that represents an impairment would be charged to operating
results and any remaining loss reported in ‘other gains and losses’.
Essentially, gains and losses should be reported on the basis of the characteristics of the gains and losses themselves.
Gains and losses with similar characteristics should be reported together thus helping the comparability of financial
performance nationally and internationally.
23 The capital structure of a company at 30 June 2005 is as follows:
$m
Ordinary share capital 100
Share premium account 40
Retained earnings 60
10% Loan notes 40
The company’s income statement for the year ended 30 June 2005 showed:
$m
Operating profit 44
Loan note interest (4)
___
Profit for year 40
____
What is the company’s return on capital employed?
A 40/240 = 162/3 per cent
B 40/100 = 40 per cent
C 44/240 = 181/3 per cent
D 44/200 = 22 per cent
(b) The chief executive of Xalam Co, an exporter of specialist equipment, has asked for advice on the accounting
treatment and disclosure of payments made for security consultancy services. The payments, which aim to
ensure that consignments are not impounded in the destination country of a major customer, may be material to
the financial statements for the year ending 30 June 2006. Xalam does not treat these payments as tax
deductible. (4 marks)
Required:
Identify and comment on the ethical and other professional issues raised by each of these matters and state what
action, if any, Dedza should now take.
NOTE: The mark allocation is shown against each of the three situations.
(b) Advice on payments
■ As compared with (a) there is no obvious tax issue. Xalam is not overstating expenditure for tax purposes.
■ The payments being made for security consultancy services amount to a bribe. Corruption and bribery (and extortion)
are designated categories of money laundering offence under ‘The Forty Recommendations’ of the Financial Action Task
Force on Money Laundering (FATF).
■ Xalam clearly benefits from the payments as it receives income from the contract with the major customer. This is
criminal property and possession of it is a money laundering offence.
■ Dedza should consider the seriousness of the disclosure made by the chief executive in the context of domestic law.
■ Dedza should consider its knowledge of import duties etc in the destination country before recommending a course of
action to Xalam.
■ Dedza may be guilty of a money laundering offence if the matter is not reported. If a report to the FIU is considered
necessary then Dedza should encourage Xalam to make voluntary disclosure. If Xalam does not, Dedza will not be in
breach of client confidentiality for reporting knowledge of a suspicious transaction.
Tutorial note: Making a report takes precedence over client confidentiality.
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