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Hi Sir,
I not too sure which paper would suit me best.
Ideally would like to do P6 because I prefer calculation as opposed to written.
But I have just done P2 exam this June.
Would my P2 knowledge help me with P7?I was exempted from F8, but I did do F6. Would this be an advantage for me if I do P6?
However, I’m very worried about the size of the syabllus of P6, as I work full time and have a 1 year old, so my time is very limited.
What would you advice?
Thanks a bunch!
AjanthaWhat are your plans for the future? Do you have hopes of setting up a practice in the UK as a registered auditor? In that case, P7 UK version is a must
(Having said that, so too was F4 English variant, F6 UK variant and P2 UK variant)
Do you like learning rules to apply to “standard” scenaria? Go for P6
Do you like to be analytical and problem solving? Go for P7
Blah, blah, blah? P7
Time on your hands for minutiae of rules? P6
Future lies with the prospect of making loads of money? P6
Too much of a personal choice for me to be able to help definitively – sorry. If it were me, it would be P7 every day … but that’s because I find it easier to blah blah than I do to learn and apply rules
But if you’re looking for wealth and prosperity in the future … there is a LOT of money in the area of tax advice and tax planning
OK?
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