| Published | 2022-05-16 |
| Platform | Udemy |
| Price | $19.99 |
| Instructors |
Tariq Al-Basha, MSc., CMA®, FMVA®, CMSA®, CBCA™, BIDA™, CRE
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| Subjects |
114 Questions for CMA Part 1 - Section A - External Financial Reporting
The aim of this test bank is to focus on Section A which is the External Financial Reporting, in particular in the following areas:
Balance Sheet - 13 Questions
Income Statement - 12 Questions
Statement of Comprehensive Income - 15 Questions
Statement of Owners Equity and Limitations of Financial Statements - 4 Questions
Statement of Cash Flows - 22 Questions
The Indirect Method - 26 Questions
Investing and Financing Activities, SCF Disclosures - 12 Questions
Integrated Reporting - 10 Questions
Accounts Receivable
Inventory Tracking Methods
Inventory Count, Errors, and Valuation
Investments Overview, Debt Securities
Equity Investments
Business Combinations and Consolidations
Recording Fixed Assets
Depreciation of Fixed Assets
Intangible Assets
Reclassifying Short-Term Liabilities
Warranties
Accounting for Income Taxes
Leases
Owners Equity and Retained Earnings
Common Stock
Preferred Stock
Revenue Recognition
Right of Return and Consigned Goods
Long-Term Contracts
Throughout these materials, we have chosen particular language, spellings, structures, and grammar in order to be consistent and comprehensible for all readers. We are aware that our choices may not always adhere to “formal” standards, but my effort is focused on making the study process easy for all candidates. Nonetheless, I continue to welcome your meaningful corrections and ideas for creating better materials.
It is worth mentioning that Section A - External Financial Reporting weighs around 15% of the CMA Part 1 Exam.
Therefore, this test bank is designed to cover the above-mentioned topics by ideas that you might face during the exam. However, this material is designed exclusively to assist people in their exam preparation. No information in the material should be construed as authoritative business, accounting, or consulting advice. Appropriate professionals should be consulted for such advice and consulting.
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Sincerely,
Tariq Al-Basha, MSc, CMA®, FMVA®, CMSA®, CBCA™, BIDA™, CRE