【F2】- Key Examinable Areas For December 2010-Celine Ji 4j}uVGi{e
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声明:考官屡次在考试报告中明确指出猜题的诸多弊端,同时他强调了只有完全深入的掌握了大纲要求的知识点才能顺利通过考试。这也是 ACCA对所有考生的基本要求。本文并非对 2010 12月的考试进行预测,而是对考试大纲进行梳理,突出重要的知识章节,以帮助 考生能更好的备考。 m!^z{S
重点例题分析 "XWO#,Ue
以下是针对2009年12月份考试出现的错误率(大于70%)最高的题目, "cx#6Bo|
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A machine is no longer used by a company. It could be sold now for net proceeds of $300. Its only other use is on a short-term contract which is under consideration. The variable running costs of the machine during the period of the contract would be $400. On completion of the contract the machine would have no realisable value and would cost $150 to dismantle and remove. '<% ;Nv
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D $850 |$sMzPCxOk
官方解释:The correct answer was D. This question tested Sections F2(b) and (c) in the Study Guide, which require candidates to be able to calculate relevant costs for overheads and those for non-current assets. #uCE0}N@
By not selling the machine now there is an opportunity cost of $300, the variable running cost ($400) are relevant and at the end of the contract the dismantling and removal cost ($150) is also relevant. This gives a total relevant cost of $850. /..a9x{At>
Answer B was chosen by more than 50% of the candidates. This wrong answer could have been obtained in two ways. First as $300 + $400 – $150, the mistake here is to treat the dismantling cost as revenue from the sale of the machine. Second as $400 + $150, the mistake here is to regard the realisable value now as being non-relevant. ">!<