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- July 16, 2018 at 4:37 pm #463249
@helinalara said:
I am switching from P5 (got 41 marks) to P6 UK, is it possible within 1.5 month?, what is best way to study, I am using Kaplan book + kit, I really want good marks in this, I am also full time student.Hi, yes it is possible. I studied for 6 weeks and managed to pass in June 2018 exam with a 58% mark. I also work full time too.
So as you are a full time student you can defitnatley do it.
July 16, 2018 at 1:01 am #462730@clairstokes said:
I only got 20% came out of the exam feeling like I got 60/70%, absolutely devastated and confused. I’ve never had a mark so low before!!How can I get a recount? Is it worth it?
Yes do get a recount. I have read previously where a student got an unexpected low mark, got paper remarked and received a pass with a high mark.
Apparently there was scan error at ACCA.
Contact ACCA to see how you can get it remarked etc.
July 16, 2018 at 12:13 am #462635Passed and now an affiliate.
July 15, 2018 at 1:54 pm #462453I’ve called ACCA. They have confirmed it’s correct
July 15, 2018 at 1:06 pm #462440@sakuraf4 Ifs that’s the case then ACCA is done for me.
But I still need to see the email at midnight tonight for confirmation.
I can’t believe ACCA will let something like this slip.
July 15, 2018 at 12:58 pm #462436The view browser link shows that I have passed. But my mark is the same as previous sitting. Btw I have got the same mark in my previous 3 exams.
Is it mere coincidence that I have the same mark in 4 exams sitting?
if so then ACCA journey is over for me
May 30, 2018 at 12:55 pm #454873Hi
You are allowed 100% deduction for the expenditure. Plus an additional relief of 130% for allowable R&D expenditure, I.e computer software, materials and staff cost.
For large companies, there 2 ways you can do it which will give you the same answer. 100% deduction for expenditure against profits, then find 11% of allowable expense for R&D, ADD this to taxable profits, calculate corporation tax, then deduct 11% of R&D in which you calculated above against CT liability.
2nd way is to find 11% of R&D and times by 81%, then deduct this amount against tax liabilty.
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