Cambridge IGCSE Past Exam Papers

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Cambridge IGCSE past exam papers are now updated up to June 2025 examination series. Year 2028 Specimen papers are now available.

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  1. Hey,
    Does anyone have the solutions for computer science pre-release material?
    If so, can you help me a bit by indicating what we are supposed to include in the program??
    Anyone pls help

    • I found it pretty easy and the case was really good. I was able to include a lot of application in all of the questions. Even though some questions were sort of different it wasn’t a difficult paper to me.

  2. Hey guys, I have a question concerning the profit and loss appropriation account for limited company. I mean do i need to put proposed preference share dividend into the P&L appropriation?

    • Yes you do need to put it. Because it is the dividend paid for “that financial year”, and is a cost in respect to the financial year (prudence principle). The fact that it proposed, yet not paid means that it will be shows in the balance sheet as current liability.

      • Ahmed preference share is only stated under CAPITAL AND RESERVES in Balance Sheet and also in Income Statement under expenses-(preference share dividend) . Not in appropriation account.

        If what i said is wrong..pls could you kindly correct mine because i’m also an accounting candidate for may/june igcse. ๐Ÿ™‚

    • No, there isn’t any preference share in appropriation acct

      format for p/l appropriation acct

      Profit for the year
      Less: Transfer to general reserve
      : Ordinary share dividend-proposed
      Retained profit for the year
      Add: Retained profit brought forward
      : Retained profit carried forward

      I’m so sorry dear friend this all i could help u…..i couldn’t even find the correct image on net for u ๐Ÿ™

      • Yea, sorry for my wrong answer. But your right (thank you for correcting me ๐Ÿ™‚ ), it doesn’t go into the appropriation account. It used to go there previously but now it is shown in the income statement as an expense, correct me if im wrong. For reference, please check Oct/Nov paper 23 question number 2. In this question, the question itself asks us to deduct the preference share first and then make the appropriation account.

        Btw for the above format, the ordinary share interim dividend paid also need to go into the appropriation account.

        • Yeah you are right.But could you pls tell me which year are you referring to the above paper you stated. :p
          And what is that (ordinary share interim dividend)?
          I COULDN’T RECALL THEM!!!!!!! PLS REPLY FAST!!!!!
          MY EXAM IS ON COMING MONDAY…..:(
          Are you an igcse candidate for this year Ahmed?

    • Preference share dividends (both interim paid and proposed) are added to the Income Statement (usually an extract) and not the P&L appropriation account.

    • Okay guys its going a bit confusing… So its a certain that preference share paid is not included in P&L, then what about the PROPOSED preference share? Is it included in P&L? Sorry cause I totally get it…

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