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Me to that is what I thought and I did put that for the first option. However, the fact that it was asked really rattled me and I spent a great deal of time going back over the question to see if I had read it right. In the end I applied the degrouping charge (albeit incorrect) to the second choice sighting that a sale in …. when was it? June? was less than six tax years (panic had set in at this stage) Q1 had really knocked the wind out of my sails but I did stick to time. Even so it took me the best part of half the exam time to settle back into the paper which I did finish even though my energy levels had been depleted somewhat by Q1
This is my final paper and my third attempt, missing by 1 mark and 2 marks respectively and its just struck me, it always seems to be q1 part a that has rattled me (Decembers Q1 was equally confusing) Maybe this is an attempt by the examiner by writing Q1 to test students on their time management . Going forward – worse case scenario I will answering the questions in a different order I know if I had taken this strategy today I would be much more confident about the outcome come April 17th.
Good luck everyone.
Thank God someone else spotted that one. I was starting to think I was imagining things
I to did Q3 and did not find it to bad. From what I remember that J Tully bloke seemed to have his wires crossed re what a CSF and KPI was. I just worked through one at a time and discussed why he was wrong.
Q1 was a shocker ):
Thank you Icedawn thats very helpful. But I am still unsure why no answers are printed for the examples. It would be good to know if I have answered them correctly or rather where I might be going wrong.
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