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CIMA MCS past questions by sitting

Every sub-task from recent Management Case Study pre-seens, summarised in our own words and sorted by core activity. One sitting at a time, with the number of matching sub-tasks on each.

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  • V1 · Task 3(a)Core activity D: Measuring performance

    Accounting effects over two years if a major customer threatens to leave a purchase agreement.

    Accounting treatments

  • V1 · Task 4(a)Core activity D: Measuring performance

    Balanced scorecard goals for the product development department.

    Responsibility centres and performance measures

  • V2 · Task 1(b)Core activity D: Measuring performance

    Accounting for the customer's claim in the year-end financial statements.

    Accounting treatments

  • V2 · Task 4(a)Core activity D: Measuring performance

    Whether a sustainability report may stress the green benefits of a product developed mainly for profit.

    Integrated and sustainability reporting

  • V3 · Task 2(a)Core activity D: Measuring performance

    Operational and contractual risks of offering a customer a full service package.

    Business risks

  • V3 · Task 4(a)Core activity D: Measuring performance

    Accounting for a long-term customer contract across two financial years.

    Accounting treatments

  • V4 · Task 1(b)Core activity D: Measuring performance

    How useful stress testing customers' exposure to consumer spending is for predicting demand.

    Business risks

  • V4 · Task 4(a)Core activity D: Measuring performance

    Accounting for customer claims against the company and a settlement payment.

    Accounting treatments

  • V5 · Task 3(a)Core activity D: Measuring performance

    Demand, operational and contractual risks in a joint venture.

    Business risks

  • V6 · Task 3(a)Core activity D: Measuring performance

    Effect of volatile currencies at new foreign subsidiaries on the accounts and how they are read.

    Groups, goodwill and joint ventures

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