University of Leeds (UOL)

Introduction to Constitutional Law notes. Lecture 1.

Notes for both semesters of Contract Law in the University of Leeds.

Notes from all the lectures of both semesters of criminal law in University of Leeds, except the last topic. Most of them are complete and some of them are rewatched to ensure that everything was taken into account. The first semester are the best ones but all lessons were attended.

Complete notes for both semesters of Constitutional Law 1220 in the University of Leeds, especially from lectures 1-10. Lectures have been rewatched to write most of them. 19/20 in the MCQ of the first semester of the module. Predicted grades on 2:1.

This gives a basic overview of company finance and issuing shares, it also looks into the SOFP, IS, and SOCIE. Examples of how the statements should look are given.

This briefly differentiates between irrecoverable and doubtful debts and how allowances for them are recorded.

This document gives all the equations needed to interpret the statements and also gives a brief description of what each equation means.

This document describes what a non-current asset is and also introduces depreciation. It also explains the two methods of depreciation.

This document describes what accruals and prepayments are and then looks into how to account for them and what entries to make.

This looks into what inventory is, how is it valued in stock and it also differentiates between markups and margins with a brief example.