北京市考生:如何利用零散时间学习ACCA?
发布时间:2020-01-10
在我国职称会计师考试中,ACCA考试属于难度比较大的考试,由于严苛的报考条件,备考ACCA考试的朋友大多数都是工作比较忙碌的上班族,那么如何在繁忙的工作中合理安排备考时间对于考生来说就非常重要了。除去完整系统的备考时间外,生活中零散时间也是能够备考的,今天就来教大家如何高效利用零散时间学习ACCA考试,大家可以作为参考。
每天至少一道题
ACCA考试的类型有很多种,主要考察应试人员分析、解决财务工作的能力,同时对计算能力和语言能力也是极大的挑战。所以在平时的备考中是一定缺少不了习题的辅助的。建议大家每天至少要做一套ACCA真题训练,每道小问控制在8分钟左右,这就足够大家利用空闲时间进行做题。
生活空档看考点
在上班路上看新闻时间,午休后的看剧时间在备考期间大家都可以转换成“高会学习时间”,带上《轻松过关》辅导书,看里面的“考点精讲”,让你在短时间内了解学习内容。你可以选择将学过的知识点复习一遍,或者将要学习的知识点提前预习一遍,要知道只有多一份努力才能多一份胜算。
备考笔记随身带
很多考生在备考中有记笔记或者是记错题本的好习惯,将整理的内容随身携带,空闲时间可以随时拿出来进行学习也是不错的选择。选择自己整理的笔记可以加深学习的印象,在考试的过程中也能当成考试资料带入考场,寻找知识点也会更快。
用完整时间来学习,用零散时间来备考,两者结合高效备考!
以上就是为大家准备的备考方法,希望对大家有所帮助,预祝大家都能轻松过ACCA考试~加油~
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。
(ii) State the taxation implications of both equity and loan finance from the point of view of a company.
(3 marks)
(ii) A company needs to be aware of the following issues:
Equity
(1) Costs incurred in issuing share capital are not allowed as a trading deduction.
(2) Distributions to investors are not allowed as a trading deduction.
(3) The cost of making distributions to shareholders are disallowable.
(4) Where profits are taxed at an effective rate of less than 19%, any profits used to make a distribution to noncorporate
shareholders will themselves be taxed at the full 19% rate.
Loan finance/debt
(1) The incidental costs of obtaining/raising loan finance are broadly deductible as a trading expense.
(2) Capital costs of raising loan finance (for example, loans issued at a discount) are not deductible for tax purposes.
(3) Interest incurred on a loan to finance a business is deductible from trading income.
(b) Assuming that the cost of equity and cost of debt do not alter, estimate the effect of the share repurchase on the company’s cost of capital and value. (5 marks)
(b) Estimated new cost of capital:
If equity is repurchased such that the gearing becomes 50% equity, 50% debt, the new estimated weighted average cost of capital is:
(b) Calculate the amount of input tax that will be recovered by Vostok Ltd in respect of the new premises in the
year ending 31 March 2009 and explain, using illustrative calculations, how any additional recoverable input
tax will be calculated in future years. (5 marks)
(b) Recoverable input tax in respect of new premises
Vostok Ltd will recover £47,880 (£446,500 x 7/47 x 72%) in the year ending 31 March 2009.
The capital goods scheme will apply to the purchase of the building because it is to cost more than £250,000. Under the
scheme, the total amount of input tax recovered reflects the use of the building over the period of ownership, up to a maximum
of ten years, rather than merely the year of purchase.
Further input tax will be recovered in future years as the percentage of exempt supplies falls. (If the percentage of exempt
supplies were to rise, Vostok Ltd would have to repay input tax to HMRC.)
The additional recoverable input tax will be computed by reference to the percentage of taxable supplies in each year including
the year of sale. For example, if the percentage of taxable supplies in a particular subsequent year were to be 80%, the
additional recoverable input tax would be computed as follows.
£446,500 x 7/47 x 1/10 x (80% – 72%) = £532.
Further input tax will be recovered in the year of sale as if Vostok Ltd’s supplies in the remaining years of the ten-year period
are fully vatable. For example, if the building is sold in year seven, the additional recoverable amount for the remaining three
years will be calculated as follows.
£446,500 x 7/47 x 1/10 x (100% – 72%) x 3 = £5,586.
(ii) Using the previous overhead allocation basis (as per note 4), calculate the budgeted profit/(loss)
attributable to each type of service for the year ending 31 December 2006 and comment on the results
obtained using the previous and revised methods of overhead allocation. (5 marks)
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