F6

I think when considering this you should primarily consider your career goals.Do you wish to be employed as an accountant in your own country in a role involving understanding taxation of citizens and other entities of your country?If you wish to do so are there legal or practical considerations which mean it will be effectively necessary for you to undertake a given taxation option.If you are interested in being a management accountant this may not be as relevant.I would suggest researching what requirements are needed legally and what qualifications are sought by employers in your given career path before undertaking further action.

@mika84 said:
OK, thank you for reply. What about study material? Is it Ok to use lectures and notes here together with Exam Kit?is it enouh, I mean? In average what time is needed to cover? (Im not genius ).

For the UK variant OT lectures and notes are simply brilliant, simple and comprehensive, you really shouldn’t need anything else apart from an up-to-date revision kit.

The tutor follows a step by step approach and at beginning of each lecture provides a quick recap of the previous one.
In the notes there are also suggested questions (included in the notes) to test your understanding at the end of the chapter.

There are many details to be remembered but overall the paper is not difficult, just a matter of applying rules. There are some written bits in the exam but the paper is predominately computational.
I prepared it in 3 months.

Good luck.