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I would like to sit for 2 papers in Dec 2014, F9 and any P paper. Which one is the best combination? Please advise
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The ACCA recommend that you take the papers number order,
Which would mean F9 and P1, which is a good combination anyway. (Assuming of course that you have passed , or been exempted from, all of the other F level papers)
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