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Thank you to the wondeful Professor Fribbance and the excellent Open University.

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 Thursday 14th December 2023.

 00.02am.

 "Thank you to Professor Fribbance. You are my inspiration. My guide. I told my Father 'Professor Fribbance,

 is better that Einstein' and I mean that. Professor Fribbance, is more photographic. Also, thank you to the Open University. I use to think Cambridge University was the best but now I know that is not true. I swear to God. i was

wrong. I would even send my Son to the Open University. I have learned so much. Thank you for that!"

 Yours Faithfully.

 Mr Francesca Kray. 

PI Number: A4791758.

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Just Completed The Module On Income.

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 Thursday 23rd November 2023.

 07.07am.

"Good-morning. I hope you are well. I have 'just' finished the module on Income. Wow. I found it

 complexing at times and I got lost in the text but I persevered. It is really interesting, learning about  

 Money and finance. I especially like the Maths in this Module (Quantiles, Deciles etc).I am coming

 back for more!"

 Yours Faithfully

 Mr Francesca Kray.

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I Wish They Explained Things Better.

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 Thursday 23rd November 2023.

 01.37am.

 "Good-morning. How are you? I trust you are well. I wish they explained things, better on this course.

 Maybe it is because I have a disability, I just do not get it. They say 'you can lead a Horse to Water, but

 you can't make it, drink it'. Which is true."

 Yours Faithfully.

 Mr Francesca Kray.

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Thank you to Professor Fribbance for marked TMA.

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 Wednesday 22nd November 2023.

 22.15pm.

 "Good-evening. Thank you, to Professor Fribbance for the returned and marked TMA01. I have a lot of 

 work to do. But thank you anyway." 🙂


 Mr Francesca Kray.

 Thank you to the Open University.

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The Course So Far.

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Tuesday Fourteenth of March Two Thousand And Twenty-Three.

22.21pm.

Good-evening. How are you? I hope you are well.

This course, has been amazing (it has had its ups and downs, but overall 10/10).

To, be on this course, is a dream come true. 

Like my Father told me "you, always start things, but never finish it .." Let's hope that I finish or complete this great course.

thank you.

Yours Faithfully

Francesca Al Kray.

P.s. Thank you Open University.

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Thank You.

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Thursday Twenty-Fourth of February Two Thousand And Twenty-Three.

23.28pm.

Dear fellow Students, my Tutor and the Open University. I would like to say Thank You to the Open University for providing such a wonderful and interesting business course. Thank you.


 Yours Faithfully.


Mr Francesca Kray.

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Thank You To The Open University.

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Friday Second of December Two Thousand And Twenty-Two.

16.51pm.

The Open University, is amazing.

The best University in the World. 

They, employ the best Staff and have the best resources.

The course books are the best. And learning with the Open University is fun and exciting.

I would recommend the Open University, to all my friends and family.

Thank you so much, your the best, ever.


Francesca Kray. 

Undergraduate Student. Business and Management (BA Hons) Degree.

P.s. Thank you.

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Current Liabilities.

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Thursday First of December Two Thousand And Twenty-Two.

09.59am

3.4. Current liabilities:

Current liabilities are amounts that a business owes, or the value of obligations that it must fulfil within twelve months of  the balance sheet date. Specific elements might include:

Payables - amounts due to suppliers.

Taxation

Bank overdraft.

Pipes & Installations Ltd do not have any other current liabilities, although additional liabilities might arise in the opposite circumstances as in 'prepayments' above. For example, if an energy bill was expected but had not yet been received for a particular reporting period, an estimate of the charge would be included under this heading. This process is called 'accruing for' the expected bill, and the resulting amount on the balance sheet as an 'accrual'.

Thank you.

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