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    CPA Review Notes 2019 - FAR (Financial Accounting and Reporting)
    CPA Review Notes 2019 - FAR (Financial Accounting and Reporting)
    CPA Review Notes 2019 - FAR (Financial Accounting and Reporting)
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    CPA Review Notes 2019 - FAR (Financial Accounting and Reporting)

    By Cristina Agopian, CPA

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    My approach to all CPA exams was to re-write these notes 6-7 times (there are 8 sections).
    Although it may seems to be an old-school approach, it's working great because you are able to retain more information by re-writing it, than by reading or listening.
    If you take the exam in 6 weeks, these notes will be a great addition to your MCQs, they contain exactly what you are supposed to know in order to pass the CPA exam. I can't emphasize enough - you will need to go through them 6-7 times, that means 7 times x 8 chapters = 56 chapters, which means approximately 10 chapters / week.

    I have memorized 90% of these notes just by re-writing them 6 times. Sure, it seems to be time consuming, but it's totally working!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCristina Agopian, CPA
    Release dateNov 24, 2015
    ISBN9781311571403
    CPA Review Notes 2019 - FAR (Financial Accounting and Reporting)
    Author

    Cristina Agopian, CPA

    Cristina Agopian has an extensive professional experience in the field of accounting, She holds a CPA license with the state of CA. Cristina has earned her accounting credentials from California State East Bay before taking the CPA examination.

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      CPA Review Notes 2019 - FAR (Financial Accounting and Reporting) - Cristina Agopian, CPA

      CPA Review Notes 2019

      FAR

      By Cristina Agopian, CPA

      Published by Cristina Agopian, at Smashwords

      Copyright 2019 Cristina Agopian

      Content

      SECTION 1

      SECTION 2

      SECTION 3

      SECTION 4

      SECTION 5

      SECTION 6

      SECTION 7

      SECTION 8

      About the author

      Other books by this author

      SECTION 1

      CASH FLOW

      under IFRS, interest expense

      either operating or financing

      payment of dividends

      financing

      repayment of loan w cash

      financing

      borrowing money under line of credit

      financing

      Proceeds from the issuance of common stock

      financing

      Proceeds from the issuance of convertible bonds

      financing

      Payments to retire mortgage notes

      financing

      cash from sale of investments of another firm's securities

      investing

      stock purchased from another company

      investing

      proceeds from sale of building

      investing

      proceeds from sale of PP&E

      investing

      dividends received from another company

      operating

      interest paid for capital lease

      operating

      Interest payments on mortgage notes

      operating

      gain from sale of equip

      operating - deduction from net income

      loss from sale of equip

      operating - added to

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