Revaluation Reserve - ACCA Financial Accounting (FA) lectures

Revaluation Reserve - ACCA Financial Accounting (FA) lectures
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[@renatasantos7369]

It's an amazing video. I was confused about the revaluation surplus and now I got it and further information as weel. Thanks very much

[@saltlifo5598]

Thank you for videos we are watching them. Keep up the good work

[@madinabonuturdalieva8299]

Thanks for your detailed explanation.

[@veronicatimiti716]

interesting and very helpful to understand better on reserves knowing revaluation reserve calculations and where to show on financial stm

[@kamisonk1127]

Lecture was easy to follow, thank you!

[@TheNGCMax]

Why didn't we then depreciate the 6 months after the revaluation in this example at the new depreciation rate?

[@googleuser5299]

Good informative lecture, thanks

[@mandelbro777]

Great video. Very well explained.

[@alideqdahirdirshe7304]

Useful lecture

[@Nyarie9904]

Thank you so much …

[@TESTPASS]

18;52 3.6 mil-3.02mil i think i heard divide by.

[@shirshahlashkari9636]

Thanks, very helpful

[@dpurnimaa64]

thanks for the lecture

[@tkhue3296]

one more completed ,
Thanks Sir .

[@wadew6300]

if the revaluation reserve is large，it changes many ratio.

[@opentuition]

That is true!

[@vishnuforreal]

Sir, what if the revalued amount is less after subtracting the accumulated depreciation from cost?

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In Paper FA you will only be asked to deal with upward revaluations. If you have any more questions please ask in the free Ask the Tutor Forum on our website. Our tutors do not regularly monitor questions posted here, but always reply promptly to questions posted in our Ask the Tutor forums.

[@vishnuforreal]

@@opentuition Okya sir Thank you

[@classiccatastrophe1518]

Good lecture

[@user-ew3lm4kn8q]

Can I get a question please

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[@sanjarmakhmudov6309]

Thank you so much, sir