Return on Investment (ROI) and Residual Income (RI) - ACCA Performance Management (PM)
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- Return on Investment (ROI) and Residual Income (RI) -
Divisional performance measurement - ACCA Performance Management (PM)
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Great explanation. Kaplan book does not explain the theory around this very well at all! Thank you :)
Hello Amy
Kaplan is rubbish
@@Elhungarorey how is Kaplan rubbish? Is BPP better
@@Lucky-hy2gv never tried BPP but from what I heard they better but I can’t tell you as I never tried. I did try Kaplan and felt they are rushing through the subject without deep explanation. These youtube videos actually explain it in more details without rushing.
@@Elhungarorey tbh I get where you’re coming from, I use Kaplan but I feel like they could add more info
Thank you so much for your videos so far. Very helpful with my BSc Accounting and Finance degree programme I am taking as an International student at a UK University. Date Stamp: 19may20
Very good and funny videos bring a great sense of entertainment!
Thank you OT
Thanks
Are exchange gain or loss is taken into account while calculating controllable profit for division?
It is very unlikely that they would be controllable by the division. However this could not be relevant for Paper PM :-)
OpenTuition okay!!! Thanks
sir in residual income calculation part you said the company wants to accept but it will accept based in ROI method of Performance measurement and we are doing it in RI method of Performance measurement ?
Will residual income calculation exclude taxes?
Yes :-)
@@opentuition Thanks
@@andrewjason3756 You are welcome :-)