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CIMA MCS past questions

CIMA MCS past questions: Accounting treatments

Every sub-task on accounting treatments set in the Management Case Study pre-seens we cover, summarised in our own words.

Sub-tasks
11
Sittings
3 of 3
Exam variants
11 of 18
Last set
May & Aug 2026

Mostly filed under core activity D (Measure performance). Syllabus: F2 B, financial reporting standards. These are patterns from past exams, not a forecast: CIMA can test any part of the syllabus.

May & Aug 2026 · Cartn

Every task set for Cartn

Packaging · CIMA's post-exam materials

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Nov 2025 & Feb 2026 · Ressett

Every task set for Ressett

Refurbished computers · CIMA's post-exam materials

  • V1 · Task 2(b)Core activity D: Measuring performance

    Accounting for legal claims over computers sold with data and unlicensed software.

  • V2 · Task 3(b)Core activity D: Measuring performance

    Recognising revenue from consultancy contracts.

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

    Accounting for the costs of introducing a chatbot.

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

    Accounting treatment for customer complaints.

May & Aug 2025 · Trimayr

Every task set for Trimayr

Hair salons · CIMA's post-exam materials

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

    Accounting for creating training materials and for apprentices' training time.

  • V4 · Task 2(b)Core activity D: Measuring performance

    Accounting for salons' charges to customers for the new scans.

  • V6 · Task 4(a)Core activity D: Measuring performance

    Whether event sponsorship costs can be capitalised as intangible assets.

Practise accounting treatments in your own pre-seen

Timed MCS tasks set in Wuudbreak, the current pre-seen, marked in about a minute. Try one task free, no card needed.