FAR Study Group April/May 2013 - Page 34

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  • #176441
    tmturner74
    Member

    Is it ok to start a FAR Study Group? I retook Audit yesterday and although I don’t have a gut feeling either way if I passed or not, I am going to start on FAR. I am using Becker self-study and purchased the Ninja Notes for FAR.

    I am looking forward to reading a/b everyone’s progression. Good Luck!

     

    Aud- 11/28/12 (72), 02/27/13 (72), 04/06/2013 77!!
    FAR-tbd
    BEC-tbd
    REG-tbd

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  • #417203
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    the PV factors should be given to you in problems where you need to use them….

    #417424
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    the PV factors should be given to you in problems where you need to use them….

    #417205
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    They should be given but its not a bad idea to learn the formula…Yaeger actually discusses this in the lectures…if it wasn't important I don't think they would mention it….

    #417426
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    They should be given but its not a bad idea to learn the formula…Yaeger actually discusses this in the lectures…if it wasn't important I don't think they would mention it….

    #417207
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Just the thought of having to the (^10) part of the calculation on the calculator they give you is almost funny to me.

    Now that we've actually talked about the formula enough I'll probably remember it. All the factors were given to me on REG and BEC when needed so that isn't at the top of my things to remember list.

    #417428
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Just the thought of having to the (^10) part of the calculation on the calculator they give you is almost funny to me.

    Now that we've actually talked about the formula enough I'll probably remember it. All the factors were given to me on REG and BEC when needed so that isn't at the top of my things to remember list.

    #417209
    MustPass1988
    Member

    Rogers didn't mention the formula & he also said the factors would be given to you. But I did see Yaeger briefly go over it. I'll circle back around to it if I have time before the exam but I'm going to focus more on stuff that will actually be tested.

    AUD: PASSED [81]; Expired, retaking August 23rd
    BEC: PASSED [83]; Expired, retaking July 11th
    REG: PASSED [83]
    FAR: FAILED [64]; Retaking May 23rd

    #417430
    MustPass1988
    Member

    Rogers didn't mention the formula & he also said the factors would be given to you. But I did see Yaeger briefly go over it. I'll circle back around to it if I have time before the exam but I'm going to focus more on stuff that will actually be tested.

    AUD: PASSED [81]; Expired, retaking August 23rd
    BEC: PASSED [83]; Expired, retaking July 11th
    REG: PASSED [83]
    FAR: FAILED [64]; Retaking May 23rd

    #417211
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Writing 9 more pages of Ninja notes and I am done for the night..hope everyone's studying is going well. I studied a solid 4 hours today. Not too bad at all. Good luck guys!

    #417432
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Writing 9 more pages of Ninja notes and I am done for the night..hope everyone's studying is going well. I studied a solid 4 hours today. Not too bad at all. Good luck guys!

    #417213
    sharp315
    Member

    @10key

    To convert cash-based income to accrual, take your cash-based net income:

    Add increases in current assets

    Subtract decreases in current assets

    Add decreases in current liabilities

    Subtract increases in current liabilities

    Conversely, to convert from accrual to cash-based income, take your accrual net income:

    Subtract increases in current assets

    Add decreases in current assets

    Subtract decreases in current liabilities

    Add increases in current liabilities

    Hope this helps!

    BEC: PASS
    AUD: PASS
    FAR: PASS
    REG: PASS

    #417434
    sharp315
    Member

    @10key

    To convert cash-based income to accrual, take your cash-based net income:

    Add increases in current assets

    Subtract decreases in current assets

    Add decreases in current liabilities

    Subtract increases in current liabilities

    Conversely, to convert from accrual to cash-based income, take your accrual net income:

    Subtract increases in current assets

    Add decreases in current assets

    Subtract decreases in current liabilities

    Add increases in current liabilities

    Hope this helps!

    BEC: PASS
    AUD: PASS
    FAR: PASS
    REG: PASS

    #417215
    Qlad
    Member

    @ sharp315..thanks, I had a big trouble doing cash to accrual and vice-verse.. I will do these mcq again to gain some confidence.

    FAR 72,71,81 🙂
    AUD 64,71, 72, 75 🙂 I'm done !!!
    REG 73, 74, 74, 84 🙂
    BEC 76 🙂

    #417436
    Qlad
    Member

    @ sharp315..thanks, I had a big trouble doing cash to accrual and vice-verse.. I will do these mcq again to gain some confidence.

    FAR 72,71,81 🙂
    AUD 64,71, 72, 75 🙂 I'm done !!!
    REG 73, 74, 74, 84 🙂
    BEC 76 🙂

    #417217
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Sharp..thx for the the info I had known the cash to accrual rules but was trying to apply it to both cash to actual and accrual to cash not thinking it would be different. Makes sense. Thx for your help!

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