BU1002 Study Guide - Final Guide: Children'S Book Council Of Australia, Cash Flow Statement, Financial Statement

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SAMPLE FINAL EXAMINATION PAPER
STUDENT NAME: (PRINT- Surname and initials)
Number of pages including front page of exam
paper and any attachments: 5
STUDENT NUMBER:
Paper MUST be handed
in at end of the exam:
YES/ No
Release to Library: Yes / No
SUBJECT CODE: BU1002/BU1902:03
SUBJECT NAME: Accounting for Decision Making
(First and only paper)
EXAMINER: (before exam)
PHONE NUMBER:
CONTACT PERSON ON DAY OF EXAM:
EXTENTION WORK:
DURATION OF EXAMINATION (hours):
150 minutes (2.5) hours
READING TIME (minutes):
eight (8) minutes
TOTAL NUMBER OF QUESTIONS:
Eight (8)
Total Marks = 60
INSTRUCTIONS TO STUDENTS:
* Answer all questions.
* Show all workings as part marks are allocated in some instances.
ACCESS TO HARDCOPY:
English Dictionary: YES / No Bilingual English Translation: YES / No
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Number of pages including front page of exam paper and any attachments: 5. Paper must be handed in at end of the exam: yes/ no. Total number of questions: (first and only paper) * show all workings as part marks are allocated in some instances. Scanner sheets required yes/no if yes: a - e . Standard materials permitted in an examination room are : Additional materials students may use: * non-programmable calculator. English dictionary: yes / no bilingual english translation: yes / no. Discuss, using an example and reference to the conceptual framework, the definition and recognition criteria that a transaction should meet if it is to be classified as an asset in the accounting information system. These following financial statement balances are for wellington design services for the end of the financial year, 30 june 2012: Additional information: depreciation expense for non-current assets amounts to ,000. The owner withdrew ,500 cash for personal use.