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nayeemkni123 wrote:Passed with 50%, first attempt! Delighted to be done with audit!
Congrats. Would you mind to share some insight of the exam questions and any tips. Thanks
71%. Absolutely delighted with passing on first attempt. studied for 3 months only by grinding the revision kit and past papers only. Key to passing AA is all about question practice only; throw away your text books.
ryanrcpl18 wrote:TX-UK. plz at least 50
Am also waiting for tx-uk.. all the best mate.
Staying awake all night since it releases at 5am local time. Feels like time is going too slow. Keep getting some mini panic attacks.. this is gonna be a long night for sure.
ahhh… cant even think straight…. i want to study but my mind says study after results -_-
GOOD LUCK EVERYONE… ALL THE BEST.
arm2250 wrote:Am waiting for my sbl exam for the like millionth time, I applied for migrating circumstances because their system crashed last 15 mins anyone else applied for it. With 2 mins a mark hopefully give me at least 7 more marks
mitigating circumstances does not ensure that you will get 7 more marks from those lost 15 mins.
GeorgeB169 wrote:Why are ACCA’s pass rates much lower than CIMA and ICAEW?
if you think acca pass rate is lower , you will be in a shock when your hear ICAI and ICAB passrates.. those are mostly below 15%.
MY my its that time of the year again were we begin to speculate 😀 .. this countdown sure keeps me on my toes wanting to hear people’s opinion 😀 sat TX this session…. exam wasnt that great for me.. but should hopefully secure a 50.
H@san2020 wrote:Hey, I am taking preparation TX from 15 April to 30 May for June session. I study regularly 3 hrs. Is 45 days enough for F6? Please suggest me fruitful idea. Thank you.
Honestly speaking, it is gonna be really difficult.. it took me around 2 months just to complete the syllabus(its huge!) and 1 month to practice the revision kit.. and the real trouble is remembering all the dates and rules… i dont know how much you will be able to grasp TX in this given time frame.. i personally wouldnt advise you unless you already know the rules before hand.
sonja99bosk wrote:Hi, does anyone know if shares are jointly owned by married couple and one spouse owner has capital loss b/f can the other spouse owner upon sale use the capital loss b/f on the capital gain on the sales of the shares?
you cant transfer the capital losses between husband/wife as far as i know.
dapo11 wrote:Is pension income included in chargeable estate for the the purpose of inheritance tax ?
nope
Yeah doing mba with ACCA is very easy… a few friends of mine are doing it. moreover is easier to do MBA compared to BBA .
yes they are more than enough… i watched Chris’s lecture and just practiced the kaplan kit… it got me 83…
I think you can.. but please check the syllabus update from acca website.. if the differences are minimal you should be able to overcome using the old kit.. if not , have to purchase a newer one.. i think opentution has a promo for discount on Bpp exam kits..
Unless you are not an Irish citizen, i would recommend the UK variant.
If by chance you are Irish then go for Irish variant, it will help you in practical work and give you the understanding of your local tax laws. plus you will be able to make your own tax returns.. and tax related stuff.Its effecient to practice on paper first then when you do revision again practice on the Platform.( the CRQ questions)
FR and FM is good combination.. since you are already familiar with FR you can add a new paper with it like FM. but i highly suggest you to evaluate your self with FM before you register for exams..FM is mostly theories with a bit of maths. … i personally think studying everyday for 5 hours is enough provided you are motivated and practice the past papers as much as you can.
best of luck.
ryanwilkes1985 wrote:Corporation tax question I had, had rollover relief at under sale so gain chargeable now is lower of proceeds not reinvested and total chargeable gain. It also had a chargeable gain group sale so nil gain nil loss. It was v tricky. Not like anything in the book.
ryanwilkes1985 wrote:The tax planning question was also tricky because mine had employer occupational tax donations. Somehow remembered they are deducted from employer Corp tax calculation but v tricky I think
looks like we both had the same question… relieved to know i applied the same rules that you also did.. thanks for sharing
Burningdesire wrote:Another question I got stuck on was the one where he bought something years ago for 5k and sold it to his son for 20k when market value was like 300k. I put down the gains was 0, is this wrong ? My logic was it got sold under market value to his son by huge margin
there will be chargable gain as proceeds was excess of cost…(20k-5k)=15k…
NatalieB wrote:Hi, by any chance do you know what was the highest mark for ACCA AAA September 2020, as I got 74 and am really curious whether I managed to get with top 3 or something. Thank you so much in advance.
highest marks usually range 80+
ctaylor87 wrote:Hi all,
i think the problem is you dont have clear knowledge of the paper and might not understand what the questions ask for.. I advise you to start from the scratch as if you are studying FM for the first time. and most importantly do the past exams on the acca website.( i got a very similar Lease/buy from Past paper of last session).
