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Does anybody know whether there are going to be any significant changes to the tax syllabus and text book for June 2012? I bought the F6 FA10 Tax textbook for the Dec 2011 sitting but didn’t take the exam and thought I might be able to use it for June 2012 instead of paying for new materials. Thanks in anticipation of your help.
I was just about to ask exactly the same question, when I spotted your post! Hopefully somebody can advise, because I also have the FA 2010 text book, and am planning to take my F6 exam in June next year.
NO, you can’t
June/December F6 2012 exams will use FA2011
you are therefore advised to get updated books.
notes will also be updated for the June 2012 exams (sometime in February will be on line)Thanks for the clarification admin, it looks like I’ll have to buy another book then!
How much numerical information are we expected to remember for the exam? For instance, do we have to remember the various personal allowances for each age group, the income figure where the tax percentage rises (from 20% to 40% & 50%) etc?
Apart from a few numerical tax changes from one tax year to the next, does the treatment of tax basically stay the same? I’m a third of the way through my FA2010 book now, so I hope I haven’t been learning the wrong thing.
I got my new book yesterday. At first I thought I’d been sent a counterfeit copy! The pages are a faded yellowy/brown colour, with a very thin and cheap feel to them. Maybe BPP is looking to make a saving with the quality of the paper. I prefer the old white paper personally, but maybe I’m just fussy!
@neilsolaris said:
I got my new book yesterday. At first I thought I’d been sent a counterfeit copy! The pages are a faded yellowy/brown colour, with a very thin and cheap feel to them. Maybe BPP is looking to make a saving with the quality of the paper. I prefer the old white paper personally, but maybe I’m just fussy!hiya, im new to ACCA exam, i wanna ask you about the book, i got the same problem as you posted here, so you got BPP one, i got kaplan one from my friend, however, which one is actually better? are you doing self-study for F6 or going to class?
I don’t know which book is better out of BPP and Kaplan, because I’ve only ever used the BPP books. I’ve heard that the BPP books are longer winded than Kaplan, so maybe it would be easier to pass exams using Kaplan. I self-study, what about you tify71?
im going over the open tuition note. the rates may change but the computation is the same !! when i receive the f6 revision text, ill study the new rates, but atleast im getting an idea of what the f6 is all about.
CORRECT ME IF IM WRONG
@juice said:
im going over the open tuition note. the rates may change but the computation is the same !! when i receive the f6 revision text, ill study the new rates, but atleast im getting an idea of what the f6 is all about.CORRECT ME IF IM WRONG
You are correct. its better you start studying. There would be some changes which you can incorporate later stage.
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