Syllabus changes:
There are the following changes to the syllabus:
Additions:
The principles of IAS41 (Agriculture).
Deletions:
No knowledge of disclosure of related parties is required.
Format changes:
The exam will remain a three-hour paper, with all questions being compulsory, and with 15 minutes reading time.
There will be two sections to the exam:
Section A will comprise 20 multiple choice questions of 2 marks each.
Section B will comprise one 30 mark questions and two 15 mark questions.
(The 30 mark question will examine the preparation of financial statements for either a single entity or a group. The section A question and the other questions in Section B can cover any areas of the syllabus.)
hi I was a student of ACCA till1213 and i cleared 5 papers for all these years i always paid my ACCA subscription and now i want to go restart my study could you please let me know if those papers I cleared are still valid of i need to sit for exam again? this time i want to go for F5 and F7 also suggest me good study material
thanks in advance
Mike which material do u think is best for F7. I have 2011 Emile Woof and Kaplan 2000. Do u think I should get a current kit? Is Bpp better?
I think Kaplan 2000 is no good to you – throw it away
Unless you have typed the year incorrectly and it’s 2010. However, even then it’s probably too old
Really the same applies to the Emile Woolf material – a lot has changed in 5 years
I’m not going to be drawn into a situation where I’m asked to recommend one over another! BPP is good, but so too is Kaplan and I’ve little doubt that Emile Woolf and Becker are also excellent resources
As for revision kits / exam kits, they are all much of a muchness! They all essentially contain past examination questions so there is little scope for differentiation
Hope that helps
Thanks. Definitely I am doing away with them Kaplan 2010 and Emile Woolf 201. i appappreciate