BEC Study Group July August 2013 - Page 77

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    jeff
    Keymaster

    I have a question that I hope you can help me with…. I purchased the Becker CD’s and installed them on my PC. I have taken and passed all but one of the exams (BEC left).. I was checking to see if my software was up to date and noticed an expiration date of November 2013.. Does this mean my software ( downloaded from my CD’s) will no longer work after November….or will it no longer be supported but I can still take practice exams and do study questions etc?

    Jeff Elliott, CPA (KS) | Another71 | NINJA CPA | NINJA CMA | NINJA CPE

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  • #441699
    nishvik
    Participant

    Hey InfernoOmni

    Thanks for sharing your study regime 🙂 Keep the non-stop practice going on !!

    How are the Wiley MCQ's compared to Becker? Are you using the online test bank or textbook?

    Good Luck 🙂

    FAR- 79 -->Becker self study, Final review & Flashcards
    REG -72-->Becker ,76-->Becker plus Wiley test bank
    AUD- 73 Becker,72-->Becker+Wiley,69-->Added ninja notes,89 --> Added Gleim review
    BEC- 84 Becker plus Wiley Test bank

    I am Done !!!!

    #441765
    nishvik
    Participant

    Hey InfernoOmni

    Thanks for sharing your study regime 🙂 Keep the non-stop practice going on !!

    How are the Wiley MCQ's compared to Becker? Are you using the online test bank or textbook?

    Good Luck 🙂

    FAR- 79 -->Becker self study, Final review & Flashcards
    REG -72-->Becker ,76-->Becker plus Wiley test bank
    AUD- 73 Becker,72-->Becker+Wiley,69-->Added ninja notes,89 --> Added Gleim review
    BEC- 84 Becker plus Wiley Test bank

    I am Done !!!!

    #441701
    peetree
    Member

    @inferno I know that feel. Computational questions become easy because you know how to attack them. The conceptual questions become more difficult because you know you have to slow down and actually think about every answer.

    Computational questions become plug and chug. Conceptual questions still test your comprehension. Good luck! I'll be following in your footsteps in a couple days. Still trying to finish up the final chapters.

    FAR 02/21/13 - 95
    REG 07/02/13 - 87
    AUD 08/02/13 - 94
    BEC 08/30/13 - 85
    Ethics Exam - 90

    Illinois candidate awaiting his license

    Used Becker Self Study | Ninja Audio | Becker Flash Cards | Ninja Notes | Wiley Test Bank

    #441767
    peetree
    Member

    @inferno I know that feel. Computational questions become easy because you know how to attack them. The conceptual questions become more difficult because you know you have to slow down and actually think about every answer.

    Computational questions become plug and chug. Conceptual questions still test your comprehension. Good luck! I'll be following in your footsteps in a couple days. Still trying to finish up the final chapters.

    FAR 02/21/13 - 95
    REG 07/02/13 - 87
    AUD 08/02/13 - 94
    BEC 08/30/13 - 85
    Ethics Exam - 90

    Illinois candidate awaiting his license

    Used Becker Self Study | Ninja Audio | Becker Flash Cards | Ninja Notes | Wiley Test Bank

    #441704
    Zaq
    Participant

    @nishvik: The Wiley questions, from my past experience from the exams, have been more difficult. I also enjoy how Wiley allows you to do progress exams, get hints, and then see the answer and explanation as you go through. With Becker, you have to wait until the exam is over to see the answer which kinda gets on my nerves.

    @peetree: Totally agree. Conceptual answers will definitely test your understanding of the material. Doing enough math and plug and chug starts to make the math questions easy. Knowing the conceptual will definitely be important especially considering the WC requires you to freestyle information based on a given topic without having MCQ choices to guide you.

    FAR: 50, 76!
    REG: 74... (ouch baby, very ouch), 76!
    AUD: 65, 91!?
    BEC: 80! Aaaand doneskies!

    May 2012 to August 2013. Can't believe it's over.

    #441769
    Zaq
    Participant

    @nishvik: The Wiley questions, from my past experience from the exams, have been more difficult. I also enjoy how Wiley allows you to do progress exams, get hints, and then see the answer and explanation as you go through. With Becker, you have to wait until the exam is over to see the answer which kinda gets on my nerves.

    @peetree: Totally agree. Conceptual answers will definitely test your understanding of the material. Doing enough math and plug and chug starts to make the math questions easy. Knowing the conceptual will definitely be important especially considering the WC requires you to freestyle information based on a given topic without having MCQ choices to guide you.

    FAR: 50, 76!
    REG: 74... (ouch baby, very ouch), 76!
    AUD: 65, 91!?
    BEC: 80! Aaaand doneskies!

    May 2012 to August 2013. Can't believe it's over.

    #441705
    nishvik
    Participant

    Have a doubt 😕

    Is shipping and handling included in determining Variable costs, When we calculate Contribution margin?

    Confused a little bit :-s

    FAR- 79 -->Becker self study, Final review & Flashcards
    REG -72-->Becker ,76-->Becker plus Wiley test bank
    AUD- 73 Becker,72-->Becker+Wiley,69-->Added ninja notes,89 --> Added Gleim review
    BEC- 84 Becker plus Wiley Test bank

    I am Done !!!!

    #441771
    nishvik
    Participant

    Have a doubt 😕

    Is shipping and handling included in determining Variable costs, When we calculate Contribution margin?

    Confused a little bit :-s

    FAR- 79 -->Becker self study, Final review & Flashcards
    REG -72-->Becker ,76-->Becker plus Wiley test bank
    AUD- 73 Becker,72-->Becker+Wiley,69-->Added ninja notes,89 --> Added Gleim review
    BEC- 84 Becker plus Wiley Test bank

    I am Done !!!!

    #441707

    @nishvik, if they are variable costs, then yes, they are included for calculating contribution margin. Remember, for variable costing, ALL variable costs are included in computing contribution margin, not just inventoriable costs.

    #441773

    @nishvik, if they are variable costs, then yes, they are included for calculating contribution margin. Remember, for variable costing, ALL variable costs are included in computing contribution margin, not just inventoriable costs.

    #441709

    @mmp3

    Sending you good vibes today as you are probably in the exam room right now. Good luck!!!

    Becker Class of Jan - Aug 2013: FARB DONE!!!!
    CPA license pending 🙂

    #441775

    @mmp3

    Sending you good vibes today as you are probably in the exam room right now. Good luck!!!

    Becker Class of Jan - Aug 2013: FARB DONE!!!!
    CPA license pending 🙂

    #441711
    nishvik
    Participant

    @barelystayingsane thank you that helps

    also i dont understand this mcq from bekcer

    Question CPA-05808

    Selected information concerning the operations of a company for the year ended December 31 is as follows:

    Units produced 20,000

    Units sold 18,000

    Direct materials used $80,000

    Direct labor incurred $40,000

    Fixed factory overhead $50,000

    Variable factory overhead $24,000

    Fixed selling and administrative expenses $60,000

    Variable selling and administrative expenses $ 9,000

    Work-in-process inventories at the beginning and end of the year were zero. What was the company's finished goods inventory cost at December 31 under the variable (direct) costing method?

    a. $23,900

    b. $19,400

    c. $17,000

    d. $14,400

    Explanation

    Choice “d” is correct. The ending finished goods inventory computed using direct costing is calculated by allocating the total costs capitalized in inventory under direct costing (variable costs) to ending inventory as follows:

    Direct Material 80,000

    Direct Labor 40,000

    Variable Factory Overhead 24,000

    Total Production=144000

    Total Production 144,000/ 20,000 = $ 7.20

    Ending Inventory (20,000 – 18,000) = 2,000*7.20 Ending Inventory 14,400

    why dont we take variable selling and admin $9000 in calculating the cost?

    If anyone got the reasoning behind this mcq.

    FAR- 79 -->Becker self study, Final review & Flashcards
    REG -72-->Becker ,76-->Becker plus Wiley test bank
    AUD- 73 Becker,72-->Becker+Wiley,69-->Added ninja notes,89 --> Added Gleim review
    BEC- 84 Becker plus Wiley Test bank

    I am Done !!!!

    #441777
    nishvik
    Participant

    @barelystayingsane thank you that helps

    also i dont understand this mcq from bekcer

    Question CPA-05808

    Selected information concerning the operations of a company for the year ended December 31 is as follows:

    Units produced 20,000

    Units sold 18,000

    Direct materials used $80,000

    Direct labor incurred $40,000

    Fixed factory overhead $50,000

    Variable factory overhead $24,000

    Fixed selling and administrative expenses $60,000

    Variable selling and administrative expenses $ 9,000

    Work-in-process inventories at the beginning and end of the year were zero. What was the company's finished goods inventory cost at December 31 under the variable (direct) costing method?

    a. $23,900

    b. $19,400

    c. $17,000

    d. $14,400

    Explanation

    Choice “d” is correct. The ending finished goods inventory computed using direct costing is calculated by allocating the total costs capitalized in inventory under direct costing (variable costs) to ending inventory as follows:

    Direct Material 80,000

    Direct Labor 40,000

    Variable Factory Overhead 24,000

    Total Production=144000

    Total Production 144,000/ 20,000 = $ 7.20

    Ending Inventory (20,000 – 18,000) = 2,000*7.20 Ending Inventory 14,400

    why dont we take variable selling and admin $9000 in calculating the cost?

    If anyone got the reasoning behind this mcq.

    FAR- 79 -->Becker self study, Final review & Flashcards
    REG -72-->Becker ,76-->Becker plus Wiley test bank
    AUD- 73 Becker,72-->Becker+Wiley,69-->Added ninja notes,89 --> Added Gleim review
    BEC- 84 Becker plus Wiley Test bank

    I am Done !!!!

    #441713
    JRyan154
    Participant

    I am having a very hard time wrapping my head the Economics section, specifically supply and demand. Obviously I understand the basic price elasticity stuff, but when it comes to aggregate supply/demand and quantity supply/demand, GDP, inflation, etc. and how they all relate, it's very hard to put together. I feel like I am constantly reading contradicting things in Becker about what causes AD and AS to go up and down. Have any of you had similar experience? Did you find any good study methods to help you understand this besides just reading it over and over again (which I'm currently doing)?

    AUD: 78
    BEC: 81
    FAR: 72 (TBD)
    REG: TBD (2/14/14) <3

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