FRA June 2006 1.2
Paula1987
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Hello,
On the above past paper, where does the figue £260 come from, for the Accrual? I have 390, which it states in the question.
Can anyone help please?
Paula :001_unsure:
On the above past paper, where does the figue £260 come from, for the Accrual? I have 390, which it states in the question.
Can anyone help please?
Paula :001_unsure:
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The £390 is fr the three months February, March, April (the quarter), however the year end is March. Therefore only 2 out of the 3 months are accrued. £390/3 * 2 = £260.0
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This was a payment for expenses made in May 2006. Accounts are being prepared for up to end of March. But this payment is for the "quarter" (i.e. 3 months of a year) ended 30 April so this payment covers expenses for Feb, Mar and April. As the accounts are relevent for end of March we need to chop this figure into the 3 months (ie divide evenly!) then work out the accruals up to March.
so 390/3 = £130 per month. For the months of Feb and March thats
130 x 2 = £260 of accruals.0 -
Thanks very much, i understans now ) :thumbup1:0
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