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I’d say cover as much as you can on the ACCA practice platform. Aim to cover 80% of materials available on the platform before exam day.Passed with 73% on first attempt. Officially done with the ‘F’s. Next up SBL and SBR.
So excitedHi,
Thank you for your insight.
If it is not too much a bother, can you help send any pdf resource(s) you have to my email address please? It’s –nkemdirimuche23@gmail.com.I hope i am not breaking any rules by dropping my email address. Apologies to the Moderators and everyone at opentuition, if i am. I am just looking to pass my AA exam. Thank you.
First attempt. I didn’t even remember to check for the rates available on the exam day. But i passed(62 marks). I am so happy. Thank you Opentuition.
results are a few days away and i cannot help but wonder if i was the only one that did not notice a rate sheet? I did not see anything containing that information on exam day. First time writing taxation (and hopefully the last) so i am guessing i did not know where to check. So i just worked with the rates i studied with. Which are the ones for FA2022. I honestly hope I used the right rates.
Oh mine! lol. Yes, indeed I am. That rule applies to input VAT. And that was not the case in this question. This was just a company writing off a bad debt within the accounting period.
Thank you. I completely forgot that.Hi,
ACCA study HUB. (TX UK March 2024). The “practice questions” section. Section C questions. Retro Ltd. Under Corporation tax.
Scored 65%. Thank you so much Opentuition.
Your youtube videos were extremely helpful.
Special shoutout to Chris Barlow.He has a year end of 31st December. A year end can not be more than 12 months. If he has a year end of December and we are asked for only the depreciation that covers one year(01st January-31st December), we have to exclude/ignore the depreciation for the months from 01st July 20×3-31st December 20×3 to get the right answer.
Just my opinion. I will let the Tutor give you a better explanation.