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Chapter 12 Profit testing

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Jassi singh

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I am a bit confused on how to format this long question in a way that saves me time, as well as I have fully depicted all neccneces details
For eg If I make tables showing Unit and non unit fund, is it necessary to show formulas below them as in examinees eeport i have noticed they havent shown the formulas many times just the tables?? Please reply
 
Don't show formula for the expected death costs etc. there is a template from the video I have linked below. It shows at the 6 minute mark of the video

 
Harashima Senju said:
Don't show formula for the expected death costs etc. there is a template from the video I have linked below. It shows at the 6 minute mark of the video

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So with regards to unit fund question i shouldn't show all formulas but in conventional policy should I show only Cost of increae in reserves or in that all specifications needs to be shown as it requires only 1 table as supposed to 2 in unit fund?
 
Jassi singh said:
So with regards to unit fund question i shouldn't show all formulas but in conventional policy should I show only Cost of increae in reserves or in that all specifications needs to be shown as it requires only 1 table as supposed to 2 in unit fund?
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In the conventional policy show how you got the year end reserves
 
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