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- May 24, 2012 at 2:07 pm #52831
Anyone doing the UK stream P2 exam.I entered for UK stream as i live in UK and assumed that is the paper i had to take. I now realise this is not the case but i cannot amend now.
Anyway from what i have studied, there are not many major differences between the two standards. However it is said up to 20% of the paper may be based on UK stream.
I wondered what kind of questions these may be? A lot of the differences are very straight forward but they cant surely be 20marks worth? Any advise appreciated.May 27, 2012 at 4:57 pm #98118In the same situation as you, unfortunately.
They’ll be spread all over the paper – lets hope that some of them are in Q4 – where most peeps wont attempt.
Have a look at the extra material – they have examples with calulations. That should be a starting point.
May 27, 2012 at 6:09 pm #98119thanks for replying. I am going to make notes on all the najor differences as stated in the textbook and just hope i can remember them for the exam. It just seems like unnessary extra work for an already difficult paper. But i am pretty confident if shouldn’t have much effect on my result.
I am actually planning to the do the Q4 as i see that recent papers usually have a 7/8mark easy calculation question as part b. So if the main current issue questions are not too intimidating, i think its a good question to attempts
May 28, 2012 at 7:00 am #98120I’ve also heard that the examiner writes the International paper and then adjusts the other variant papers a little to bring in the differences.
Could do a INT v UK paper comparison.
Any ideas what the Q4 topics will be?
June 6, 2012 at 10:26 pm #98121Sorry about the very late response.
Its likely to be on Fair Value measurement or the new standards IFRS10,11,12 which relates to Consolidated Statement (control), Joint Arrangement & Disclosures of them. - AuthorPosts
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