Examination guidance july2015 "ICAP"
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The document provides examination guidance for specific topics across several CAF modules. For CAF-1 Introduction to Accounting, the preparation of financial statements for a sole trader is examinable based on the study text and question bank. Simple business scenarios requiring basic calculations are also examinable. For CAF-2 Introduction to Economics and Finance, the specified topics on demand and supply elasticities, dynamic supply and demand, and devaluation are examinable. For CAF-9 Audit and Assurance, different types of audit opinions are now examinable, contrary to a previous note in the study text.
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Nature of Assignment .............................................................................................................................. 2
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