The package contains summaries and notes on 4 topics students usually find the hardest while studying Financial Reporting. The notes include formulas for the different topics as well as some examples. They give a comprehensive view of the topics and highlight the main points in order not to confuse...
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The document provides and insight on the different types of share issues and what the reasoning behind them is. For some share issues, this incudes a list of advantages and disadvantages on why they are being conducted or not. The document also gives descriptions and definitions for all types of sha...
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Add to cartThe document provides and insight on the different types of share issues and what the reasoning behind them is. For some share issues, this incudes a list of advantages and disadvantages on why they are being conducted or not. The document also gives descriptions and definitions for all types of sha...
This document is a summary of the financial ratios needed in Introduction to Financial Reporting, a course taught at Kings College London by Dr Andrew McFaull. It provides a comprehensive view on the ratios needed for the course, as well as the full formulas for all of them and an insight on what th...
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Add to cartThis document is a summary of the financial ratios needed in Introduction to Financial Reporting, a course taught at Kings College London by Dr Andrew McFaull. It provides a comprehensive view on the ratios needed for the course, as well as the full formulas for all of them and an insight on what th...
This document is a summary of the notes taken about costing methods for inventories, a lecture conducted by Dr Andrew McFaull at Kings College London for the Introduction to Financial Reporting course. It provides a basic and understandable view on how stock can be costed in different methods throug...
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Add to cartThis document is a summary of the notes taken about costing methods for inventories, a lecture conducted by Dr Andrew McFaull at Kings College London for the Introduction to Financial Reporting course. It provides a basic and understandable view on how stock can be costed in different methods throug...
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