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Yep!, I identified as a senior consultant in each question. I think contextual features in Q1, emphasized on ‘the features as contained in the exhibit’. So mine was basically common sense centered around, the stakeholders to be affected or affect the proposed change, the SORP and supervisory board provisions affecting the change and the site for the events.
Q2,2a… quite unexpected. The financial and non-financial bit for a charity. (I answered this last and hmm…). 2b was like a refresher for me from AA concerning the shops’ incompetence concerning risks and all that.
Q3, I was pretty happy with E-MARKETING as that was the last topic I revised just the night before and easily remembered the 6Is. I even chipped in the ‘tangibles, reliability, responsiveness, and empathy’ bits regarding a sound website’s form. I left out industry restructure(one of the 6Is) though cos of time.
All in all, hoping for the best.Hi,
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.