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What knowledge is required for starting to study for p7

CGCrazed Guy10y ago
Sir, can you guide as to what topics from other acca papers are essential before starting to study for p7? I have revised all of f8.. course notes and lectures. What else would be helpful? Thanks
MikeLittleMikeLittleTutor10y ago#1
P2 is more than useful - it's ESSENTIAL Other than that .... P1 would also help (ethics and corporate governance) That will do for starters!
CGCrazed Guy10y ago#2
Thanks for responding sir. I see. So all of P2? Not all those detailed consolidation adjustments i hope? Which topics would be most important to revise? My personal case is that i havn't studied p2 in a very long time. I passed it a few years ago... P1 ethics i should be okay with since they were somewhat covered in p5 too which i recently studied..
MikeLittleMikeLittleTutor10y ago#3
The P7 paper will often set a question where there is doubt about the appropriateness of the directors' chosen accounting treatment. You are required often to comment on that draft treatment and correct it where applicable (it often is applicable, but not always) For this you need a sound knowledge of IAS / IFRS All those pesky consolidation adjustments - you would be very unlucky to be faced with those. It's more a matter of getting back up to speed with IAS / IFRS Hope that helps
CGCrazed Guy10y ago#4
Oh i see. Thank you very much! Yes that does indeed help sir. So, i could possibly download the f7 and p2 notes from here and start working on those along with your lectures on those subjects? I did not use opentuition when i passed these earlier.
MikeLittleMikeLittleTutor10y ago#5
Yes, they should be useful to you. They tend not to get at all deep into disclosure matters for any of the IAS / IFRS but at least they will remind you of the issues involved And, of course, you can always post any questions you may have on this Ask ACCA Tutor page and I shall get back to you
CGCrazed Guy10y ago#6
Thank you very much, sir!
MikeLittleMikeLittleTutor10y ago#7
You're welcome
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