Applied Education Student Forum » All Posts https://forum.appliededucation.edu.au/forum/fns50210-diploma-accounting-fns60210-advanced-accounting-2/fnsacc501/feed Wed, 24 Feb 2021 18:55:01 +0000 https://bbpress.org/?v=2.6.3 en-AU https://forum.appliededucation.edu.au/topic/final-assessment-9#post-34874 <![CDATA[Reply To: Final Assessment]]> https://forum.appliededucation.edu.au/topic/final-assessment-9#post-34874 Fri, 31 May 2019 06:03:15 +0000 Hi Tammy,

Accounting Equation: (Assets less Liabilities) Net assets = Equity

In this question , Total debts (Loans , bank overdrafts , creditors etc.)= Liabilities.

Liabilities = half of assets , ie 50% assets . apply these amounts to above Accounting equation to calculate Total debt to total equity.

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https://forum.appliededucation.edu.au/topic/final-assessment-9#post-34873 <![CDATA[Final Assessment]]> https://forum.appliededucation.edu.au/topic/final-assessment-9#post-34873 Fri, 31 May 2019 05:10:49 +0000 Hi There,

I’m struggling to find information on Q5(i) re Accounting Equation. Could you please point me in the right direction of where to look?

Thank You!

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https://forum.appliededucation.edu.au/topic/chapter-6-q3a-2#post-34869 <![CDATA[Reply To: Chapter 6 Q3(a)]]> https://forum.appliededucation.edu.au/topic/chapter-6-q3a-2#post-34869 Fri, 24 May 2019 01:49:19 +0000 Average Collection Period = (Average accounts receivable x 365 days)/Credit Sales

Average accounts receivable = (Opening AR Balance + Closing AR balance)/2

2017,2018 ,2019 AR balances are available for you to calculate average AR balances for both years, Note that one year closing balance will become the opening balance of following year.

 

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https://forum.appliededucation.edu.au/topic/chapter-6-q3a-2#post-34868 <![CDATA[Chapter 6 Q3(a)]]> https://forum.appliededucation.edu.au/topic/chapter-6-q3a-2#post-34868 Thu, 23 May 2019 05:09:18 +0000 RE: The Ratio for Average Collection Period

I am able to calculate the first year (2018) as we are given the opening balance from the previous year in the additional text below to add to the current year.

In terms of calculating 2019 – do I add the total from 2018 ($7,300) instead to the new total from 2019?

Many thanks,

Tammy

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https://forum.appliededucation.edu.au/topic/wacc-market-value-of-debentures-ch8#post-34297 <![CDATA[WACC – Market value of Debentures – CH8]]> https://forum.appliededucation.edu.au/topic/wacc-market-value-of-debentures-ch8#post-34297 Mon, 27 Aug 2018 06:41:11 +0000 Working through WACC calculations, and am comfortable with calculating cost of capital for debentures, but not sure how to get the market value.

Self-test exercise 2 has 12%Debentures: $35,000

I’ve calculated cost correctly to 5.6%, but solution has Market value of debentures as $38,609. Can someone please tell me how to calculate MV of debentures? I.e. How it got from 35,000 to 38,609?

Thank you for your assistance 🙂

 

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https://forum.appliededucation.edu.au/topic/chapter-4-annuities#post-34006 <![CDATA[Reply To: Chapter 4 – annuities]]> https://forum.appliededucation.edu.au/topic/chapter-4-annuities#post-34006 Tue, 05 Jun 2018 01:46:06 +0000 Hi Jo ,

I could not quiet get your 1st question. Do you want to find the amount begining of the period, it sound like looking for present value, any particular exercise that you are after so I can provide and specific answer.

Loan “payout”  the quickest calculation is future value calculation. Example on page 89 (6th edition ) $5000 loan. (b) How much outstanding after 3rd installment is paid?

Rate = 12% , Nper = 3 , PMT = -1387/05 , PV = 5,000 , calculate future value , answer will be -2344.17

Hoe this helps.

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https://forum.appliededucation.edu.au/topic/chapter-4-annuities#post-33999 <![CDATA[Chapter 4 – annuities]]> https://forum.appliededucation.edu.au/topic/chapter-4-annuities#post-33999 Mon, 04 Jun 2018 07:34:29 +0000 I’m using excel for this subject. How do I get the formulas to calculate the annuity from the beginning of the period? The calculator function appears to be “BGN”, I can’t find the equivalent in excel.

Likewise I can’t find “AMRT” & “ENT” so I can calculate principle and interest paid at select periods during a loan. I can do this in an excel table showing every payment, but I can’t work out a quick calculation.

Thank You

 

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https://forum.appliededucation.edu.au/topic/sharp-calculator-fnsacc501#post-33993 <![CDATA[Reply To: Sharp Calculator FNSACC501]]> https://forum.appliededucation.edu.au/topic/sharp-calculator-fnsacc501#post-33993 Sat, 02 Jun 2018 09:38:45 +0000 Hi

The “rate” formula suggestion in excel was great. I have struggled for a week trying to work out the calcs in excel spreadsheets, sometimes with success compared to the answers, mostly without. Now I have found a way to move forward.

Thank you so much

Jo

 

 

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https://forum.appliededucation.edu.au/topic/sharp-calculator-fnsacc501#post-33990 <![CDATA[Reply To: Sharp Calculator FNSACC501]]> https://forum.appliededucation.edu.au/topic/sharp-calculator-fnsacc501#post-33990 Fri, 01 Jun 2018 02:43:00 +0000 Hi Cheryl,

Is that EL738 (not 238) ?We don’t have resources available for the calculator. Sorry! If you have the manual it’s the best resource , google is the other option.

Ensure you have clear previous calculations prior to attempt a new calculation.

Try:

3 N, 110.31 PV ,12 (Plus/minus) key from bottom row of the key pad to make it negative 12 , PMT, 100 Same key to make it negative , FV , and COMP , finish with I/Y key. You will find the correct number.

Though the text book heavily invested on the calculator I personally prefer excel financial formulas, “RATE” is the formula to use.

Hope this helps.

 

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https://forum.appliededucation.edu.au/topic/sharp-calculator-fnsacc501#post-33984 <![CDATA[Sharp Calculator FNSACC501]]> https://forum.appliededucation.edu.au/topic/sharp-calculator-fnsacc501#post-33984 Thu, 31 May 2018 08:57:03 +0000 I am struggling to use the Sharp EL238 calculator.  Is there some online learning for this?  When trying to calculate Chapter 8, Self-Testing Exercise 2(b), for example, I get an error when I push those particular keys (3N110.31PV-12PMT-100FV COMP I/Y so I think I may have the setup wrong in the calculator…?

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