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Hi Chris,
Can I please check that the SBR lectures and notes are valid for the SBR UK variant (as the link states SBR INT)
Thanks
I have just seen that you have answered this on another post:
‘International but we include a chapter on the difference between UK and IFRS in case you are studying the UK variant’Is that the case? And which chapter includes the differences?
It makes me think that it may be better to use alternative study resources for the UK variant, what would you advise?
Thanks
I’m based in UK and am naturally inclined to sit the UK varient.
Is it better to sit the international varient.
Also same as above do I need to choose different provider if I choose UK.
@adg81 said:
I have just seen that you have answered this on another post:
‘International but we include a chapter on the difference between UK and IFRS in case you are studying the UK variant’Is that the case? And which chapter includes the differences?
It makes me think that it may be better to use alternative study resources for the UK variant, what would you advise?
Thanks
@adg81 said:
I have just seen that you have answered this on another post:
‘International but we include a chapter on the difference between UK and IFRS in case you are studying the UK variant’Is that the case? And which chapter includes the differences?
It makes me think that it may be better to use alternative study resources for the UK variant, what would you advise?
Thanks
Hi,
The link is here and is all you need to know with regards to the differences.
Thanks
@sal2222 said:
I’m based in UK and am naturally inclined to sit the UK varient.Is it better to sit the international varient.
Also same as above do I need to choose different provider if I choose UK.
Hi,
Personally I’d study the international variant, but it depends on the where you work as an accountant or where you intend to work.
If you work for one of the larger firms then I’d suggest the international variant as they will work on clients who prepare financial statements under this set of rules.
Alternatively if you work for a smaller firm whose clients are preparing financial statements under UK rules then I’d choose the UK variant.
You won’t need to choose another tuition provider as the IFRS and UK rules are identical apart from where the additional notes have been given. Have a look at a UK exam and INT exam and you will the similarity.
Thanks
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