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Hi,
I am preparing for Dec 14, i have just started to study for F6 paper. How much time should i allocate towards my studies and what my approach should be?
I am finding open tuition notes and lectures very useful and helpful.
Thanks
Sheetal.Work through the course notes and examples first with the accompanying lectures and then acquire a suitable revision question bank such as BPP or Kaplan (Finance Act 2013) and work as many past exam questions as you can!
How much time?? As much as YOU need!
Good luck and work hard!Dear Tax Tutor, i just bought the kaplan study text and i just realised that it is based on the finance act 2012. Is this going to be a big hurdle in my studies? or there’s no much change? Can i still use the book please? Thank you!
I am preparing for the December 2014 exam and I want to write F6 and F7 exam in December and at the same time working, how much time do I need to allocate to my studies per day.
Hi Guys
Mehnoor – I regret you should not have bought FA 2012 as you need FA 2013 but you can use the OT course notes and lectures for free and then purchase an exam kit / revision question bank from either Kaplan or BPP.Ibrahim – When you refer to the 10% tax rate do you mean the 10% rate applicable to dividends falling within the basic rate band or do you mean the 10% starting rate to apply to any savings income that falls within the first 2710 of taxable income? In each case you need to work through chapter 2 of the OT course notes where this is all dealt with and preferably watch / listen to the relevant lectures
Georgiana – I have to refer you to my answer to sheetal above. You need to aim, however to complete your study work ie work through the OT course notes and lectures by beginning of November so that you can then use the remaining period working through a revision Q’s & A’s / Exam kit
Good luck and work hard!!
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