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• CAT in transition
• 07 Jan 2009
• Computer-based exams put to the test
• 19 Aug 2008
• student accountant takes a look at computer-based exams, highlighting points that you need to be aware of, and looks at the different types of questions
• Bank reconciliations
• 18 Aug 2008
• Examiner for CAT Paper 3 Ronnie Patton outlines the key issues to consider when attempting questions on bank reconciliations
• Be prepared - multiple-choice questions
• 07 Jul 2008
• Examiner for CAT Paper 3 Ronnie Patton provides practical guidance on how to maximise marks in multiple-choice questions - relevant to CAT Papers 1 to 4 and ACCA Qualification Papers F1 to F3
• Accounting for non-current/fixed assets
• 10 Apr 2008
• Examiner for CAT Paper 3, Ronnie Patton, provides an overview of the key study sessions relating to non-current/fixed assets
• Property, plant and equipment, and tangible fixed assets
• 30 May 2007
• Accounting for partnerships
• 18 Dec 2006
• Shawn Persaud looks at the ways in which partnerships are formed, structured and accounted for
• Five steps to multiple-choice success
• 28 Apr 2006
• Assessor for CAT Paper 3 Steve Widberg provides a five-step approach to preparing for multiple-choice questions that will help ensure you aren't left guessing
• Dealing with debtors
• 14 Oct 2005
• Examiner for Paper 3.6 Graham Holt sets out the accounting treatment for the impairment of trade receivables/debtors
• Incomplete records
• 26 Aug 2004
• Neil Stein, examiner for Paper 1.1, explains how to calculate missing figures
• Suspense accounts and error correction
• 25 Jul 2003
• In the second of a two-part series, Neil Stein, Examiner for Paper 1.1, provides an overview of the use of suspense accounts when correcting errors
• Working in partnership
• 16 Jan 2000
• Ronnie Patton compares sole trader accounts and partnership accounts
• Partnership accounts
• 16 Jan 2000
• Neil Stein looks at the preparation of partnership financial statements

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