For the past 5 years, I was always telling myself I need to take the CPA but lack of determination and implementation. Now I want to start again. This time should be serious. I choose to begin with BEC and hope it could give me some confident to continue the journey. Actually I passed BEC once but that's about 7 years ago. I know exam content and structure changed a lot.I am thinking of taking the exam in late May. I want to use Wiley and NINJA. Will this work?
Question: If you struggle with a certain chapter for a extensive period of time and get through the chapter. When doing your final review would you try to do as many questions relating to that topic? Or just reread through the material to “better” understand the concepts? I've tried both to no avail and ps it's chapter 3 and the numerous formulas. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Hope study is going well for everyone. I'm beginning to feel the anxiety again :-(. taking a deep breathe and starting to re-write my flash cards today. Starting my mcq's too….I don't think I'm getting anywhere with this book. But I listened to a good podcast tip to do sets of 20 until reaching 70-75% go from weak to strong. I am going to attack it that way and see if I feel any better after I finish re-writing my flash cards. I am really hating that book 🙁
It begins with a 75
Been here too long as a cheerleader....ready to pass
Please, anybody, help!
The right answer is D. I understand that it is correct. But why answer A is incorrect?
The net present value (NPV) of a project has been calculated to be $215,000. Which one of the following changes in assumptions would decrease the NPV?
A.
Decrease the estimated effective income tax rate.
B.
Decrease the initial investment amount.
C.
Increase the estimated salvage value.
D.
Increase the discount rate.
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