@justaguy3323
Why do i learn better on youtube than physical classes! Thank you!
@Eona_Catacutan
PPE has always been a complicated topic for me. Thank you for explaining it in a simple manner, especially its measurement, recognition, and depreciation. It assisted me well in accomplishing our task of analyzing our chosen company’s financial statements based on PAS/IASs.
@niyanthritharamesh5562
I have been following the ifrs website of yours for articles and YouTube for all the short clips on ias and ifrs.. And the articles, I must say they are sooo engaging... Where most of the articles I have come across gets too technical... You have made it so simple and interesting... Thanks a lot Silvia :)
@Jesus-Blockchain
Silvia , honestly you master this paper than anyone else i know , be blessed
@fahadalsalamah6320
Hi Silvia , Honesty, i haven't yet heard the video , but it will definitely be wonderful as usual at all the following levels: 1. On the level of ease of language used. 2. On the level of deep understanding of IFRS/IAS. 3. On the level of great ability to communicate the idea and information required to the listener. Thank you so much Silvia🌹 Regards, Fahad
@woubeshetshawell9314
I appreciate you that you are a wonderful instructor due to the fact that your methodology is simple and understandable.
@arnielizaacuna2939
This executive summary of IAS 16 helped me recall what I learned in our class discussion when I was preparing for my midterms.
@vincejustinejavier5362
The discussion of the standard was simplified. I really understood the topic. Thank you!
@CatherineNicoleManalastas
Thank you for this informative video, ma'am! I gained a deeper understanding of PAS 16. This is such a nice supplemental material in addition to what we have discussed in class during our midterms.
@jelainesoriano
Thank you so much, Ma'am Silvia for this very informative video. I found it super easy-to-understand. God bless!
@ahmedtaha4021
you are incredibly brilliant, I love your videos and simplification of key points of each standard
@giseleteghen4247
Thanks so much for this I jus discovered ur channel and am happy to be hear pls can u do ias 19 and IFRS 2
@idoculta4463
Muito legal ver uma brasileira com um canal de accounts, em ingles. obrigad, muito mais facil de entender do que os sotaques indianos que eu tenho encontrado ahah valeuuu, excelente didatica tambem,
@nandiphamanzini3671
Well explained, thank you!
@saxvgs6189
Can you please explain which of the below accounting treatments is correct: A building takes 2 years to complete with the following details. -Site preparation began at 01/02/2020 and completed at 31/04/2020, cost and invoiced 100,000. -Building frame construction began at 01/06/2020 and completed at 30/11/2020, cost and invoiced 3000,000. -Floor construction began at 15/01/2021 and completed at 31/05/2021, cost and invoiced 500,000. -Full construction and building available for use at 31/09/2021,cost and invoiced 350,000. 1) Accounting treatment The building should be recognized as a non current asset in Balance Sheet at 31/12/2021 for the cost of 3950,000 At 31/09/2021 Dr Non Current Asset 3950,000 Cr Bank 3950,000 OR 2) Accounting treatment Recognize the initial component of the non current asset in the Balance Sheet of the year ended 31/12/2020 for the cost of 3100,000: At 31/04/2020 Dr Non Current Asset 100,000 Cr Bank 100,000 At 30/11/2020 Dr Non Current Asset 3000,000 Cr Bank 3000,000 Recognize the remaining component of the non current asset in the Balance Sheet of the year ended 31/12/2021 for the cost of 850,000: At 31/05/2021 Dr Non Current Asset 500,000 Cr Bank 100,000 At 30/09/2021 Dr Non Current Asset 350,000 Cr Bank 350,000
@rosemarievillapa5086
once again, thank you for this video lecture!
@KRIZZIAJOYMGUIOGUIO
thanks, ma'am please do more videos that are updated
@iqbalahmed5921
Very useful. Thanks
@aaroacademy
Thanks, very informative video it was really helpful
@CPDbox