ACCA F2 Management Accounting BPP passcard and BPP i-pass

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ACCA F2 Management Accounting free online Lectures

Chapter 1

Introduction to Paper F2 and Chapter 1 The Nature and Purpose of Cost and Management Accounting

Chapter 4

Cost Classification and Behaviour part a

Cost Behaviour part b

Cost Classification and Behaviour part c – Example 6

Cost Classification and Behaviour part d Test Questions

Chapter 5

Inventory Control (part a) Example 1
Inventory Control (part b) The EOQ Formula Example 2
Inventory Control (part c) Quantity Discounts Example 3
Inventory Control (part d) The Economic Batch Quantity Example 4 & 5
Inventory Control (part e) Tests
Inventory Control (part f) Re-order Level

Chapter 7

Overhead Allocation, Apportionment and Absorption part a Example 1

Overhead Allocation, Apportionment and Absorption part b Example 3

Overhead Allocation, Apportionment and Absorption part c Example 4

Reapportionment of service cost centre overheads Example 6

Chapter 8

Absorption Costing (example 1)

Absorption Costing (example 2)

Chapter 9

Marginal Costing (Example 1 & 2)

Chapter 10

Process Costing Introduction Example 1

Chapter 11

Process Costing – Normal Loss Example 1

Process Costing – Normal Loss with a scrap value Example 2

Process Costing – Abnormal Losses Example 3

Process Costing – Abnormal Gains Example 4

Chapter 12

Process Costing – Work-in-Progress Example 1

Process Costing – Work-in-Progress FIFO Example 2

Process Costing – Work-in-Progress: Weighted average Example 3

Chapter 13

Process Costing: Joint Products – Physical units basis Example 1

Process Costing: Joint Products – Market value basis Example 2

Process Costing: Joint Products – Net-realisable value approach Example 3

Chapter 15

Budgeting (part a)
Budgeting (part b) Example 1
Budgeting (part c) Example 2
Budgeting (part d) Example 2 continued + tests

Chapter 17

Semi-Variable Costs (part a) Example 1
Semi-Variable Costs (part b) Example 2
Semi-Variable Costs (part c) Example 3
Semi-Variable Costs (part d) Tests

Chapter 22

Variance Analysis (part a) Example 1
Variance Analysis (part b) Example 2
Variance Analysis (part c) Example 2 cont. Labour and Variable Overheads
Variance Analysis (part d) Tests: 2, 3 & 9
Variance Analysis (part e) Example 2 continued Fixed Overheads
Variance Analysis (part f) Example 2 Continued, Example 3
Variance Analysis (part g) Example 3
Variance Analysis (part h) Tests 6 & 7
Variance Analysis (part i) Marginal Costing Example 4
Variance Analysis (part j) Tests
Variance Analysis (part k) Interpretation of variances

ACCA F2 Accounting Management Written Notes

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Official Study texts | ACCA - F2 Management Accounting

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ACCA F1 Accountant in Business free online Lectures

Chapter wise Online Lectures of ACCA F1 accountant in Business

Organisations

Mintzberg’s structure

Centralisation / decentralisation

Information

Levels – types of information

Types of system

Competitive forces

Types of culture – Handy’s classification

Stakeholders

Elements of corporate governance

Ethics – importance

Ethical stances (Johnson and Scholes)

ACCA Code of Ethics and Conduct

The regulatory system

Implications of fraud

The purpose and process of management

Taylor – scientific management

Style theories

Ashbridge Management College model

Adair: action-centred leadership

Heifetz – adaptive leadership

Groups

Teams and committees

Hierarchy of needs – limitations

McGregor – Theory X and Theory Y

Personal development plans

Communication

Recruitment and selection

Advertising vacancies

Selection testing

Kolb – experiential learning

Sources of law

Health and safety – employer’s duties

Fair/unfair dismissal

Macro-economic policies

Monetary and fiscal policy