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I want to say a big Thanks to you Tax Tutor. I don’t even know your name but you’re doing a great job and such a selfless work.
I got 88% in the UK Taxation. I prepared for the exam in 2 months by using your lectures and notes and Kaplan exam kit.
The additional problems which you solve in the lectures are of great help.
Thank you so much.Hi Peter
Many thanks for taking the time to write and huge congratulations on your exam result – trust me that says a lot more about you than it does about me – and may you now move on to further exam success and a happy and successful career!
Good luck
ColinMany thanks Colin for your words of appreciation.
As you were away for a week, i hope you had a healthy break.
Good luck to you as well.I will be in touch with you when i’ll be studying for Advanced Taxation next year.
You’re a blessing for us. Keep up the great work!
Hi Colin,
Thanks a lot for your help with F6 – Taxation. I passed my exam in Sep 2017 and secured 82% watching only your lectures and using the BPP study text. I have thoroughly enjoyed your enthusiasm for tax and making a super interesting subject to study. The lectures are long and the study required I feel is far vaster than any of the other subjects even at a professional level but your energy and enthusiasm to make the tax principles so interesting keeps us students going.
I am now re-watching the F6-UK taxation lectures in effort to re-revise my tax basics in preparation for ATX in Dec21. A lot seems to have changed within the F6 syllabus since I appeared it in Sep 2017 (FA2016) to what is covered in FA2020 applicable to the Dec21 ATX exam and I still am glued to your lectures all the more!
Just thought a big SHOUT OUT to you was needed! THANK YOU once again!
Great to hear from you and I wish you every success in the ATX exam!
You do need the core knowledge from the TX-UK paper before you add on the new material in the ATX syllabus to enable you to answer the more planning style questions that you will get in the ATX paper – a lot more of your answers will be narrative rather than computational with the material dealt with in Chapter 26 being more representative of the style of the ATX questions.
Good luck!!
Hi Colin,
I just want to say a huge thank you to you for your lectures and notes. I was initially very overwhelmed by the subject, but your genuine enthusiasm and the little jokes you made really helped me remember things and made taxation (of all things) interesting!
I managed to clear with 60% with 2 months of study, and I honestly couldn’t have done it without your help. So thanks again and bless you for the work you do. 🙂Hi Danielle – many thanks for your kind message and my apologies for not replying sooner.
So pleased you were able to pass this exam and we were able to assist you and sincerely hope that you will now go on to succeed in both your future exams and future career!
Keep up the good work!
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