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TXf6 MARCH

TTauqeer7y ago
I have just got time to prepare for march attempt and i plan to sit F6 in march. is it possible to cover f6 in 38 days along with revision ?as i have heard the subject is too lengthy. Need guidence. Thanks
Aali7y ago#1
I dont think so and also it would be stupid if you opt such option.. Im also taking june attempt
FFiddah7y ago#2
Hi, Well, TX is a really technical papers which has quite a lot of tax rules and allowances to remember. Loads of learning work paired with tons of practice is required. I personally struggled with this subject but that doesn't mean that anyone else would do too! I do admire your dedication but you need to see that you are giving less time for preparation for this paper as compared to what ACCA recommends (16 weeks) See here https://www.accaglobal.com/us/en/student/exam-support-resources/fundamentals-exams-study-resources/f6/self-study-guides.html# Giving F6 in March is risky since it is the last sitting for that Financial Act. From June onwards you need to study a new Finance Act which includes new rates and allowances so making the study material for the previous Finance Act (used in March) pretty delusional. Hence, making it necessary to buy new study materials for June onwards. So it depends upon your situation... If you already have bought the materials for the March sitting and are adamant to give it in March then you will need to study full days (full time)... That would be difficult if you are working. Otherwise(and IDEALLY), you can buy the materials for the Finance Act 2018(relevant for sittings June'19 onwards) and start studying from now and give the exam in June'19. And if you think this is too much time for just one paper, then if you want you can prepare for another Skills Level paper too ALONG with F6. But you need to make sure that you give the appropriate time to each paper because doing 2 papers for 1 sitting is tricky ( I personally don't recommend doing that especially if you are working full-time)! However, as I said, depends upon your situation. Hope that helps.
TTauqeer7y ago#3
thank you so much...well i decided to attempt it in june...but i cannot find material for f6 june 2019
JJoty7y ago#4
You would need to have watched every lecture, and open tuition have 41 hours of UKTX Lectures, so coupled with going through a question bank book and past papers it would be difficult, if you work. If you’re currently not working it is definitely doable to achieve a pass but you would need to put in at least 150 hours practise for sure. I hope that helps…
FFiddah7y ago#5
@bintetauqeer said: thank you so much...well i decided to attempt it in june...but i cannot find material for f6 june 2019
Great decision @bintetauqeer Well, I searched for the materials and seem to have come across that Kaplan has not yet made the study materials for exams from June'19 available... But good news for you BPP has materials available for exams June'19 onwards! Also you can use the following code to get a discount on the BPP books. Check here: https://opentuition.com/20-discount-bpp-books/ Remember that from June'19 onwards it is the Finance Act 2018 This means you will have to purchase the materials for TX(F6) FA2018... It will be mentioned there that the materials are valid for exams June'19 onwards. Finally, it goes without saying, that you should utilise the FREE resources(lecture videos and notes) provided by Open Tuition for the relevant Finance Act. In regards to this, do check the following post https://opentuition.com/topic/a-note-for-students-preparing-for-the-tx-uk-exam-in-june-2019/ Hope that helps. All the best!
TTauqeer7y ago#6
Thank you Jetavi...you have been very kind and helpful. Stay Blessed
FFiddah7y ago#7
You're welcome Bintetauqeer. I'm glad I could be of help.
CCindy7y ago#8
Hi. Can i confirm if TX UK version only available on June and December?
FFiddah7y ago#9
Hi, No TX-UK Variant is available in all 4 sittings (June, September, December and March). The TX- Irish Variant is actually available only in June and December, from what I know. I hope that clears it.
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