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Palawan


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Revision for Level 2 AAT
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hi all,

I am interested in starting level 3 AAT shortly and I am seeking recommendations for study material that may fill gaps in my knowledge.

I have not done level 2 AAT but I have done AATs bookeeping ABC course, ICBs level III payroll course and I have work experience of computerised book keeping.

One poster had recommended the revision companion " AAT foundation level units 1-4" which I found on Amazon, but same poster had said "it's not good to learn from, just revise"  

 

Thank you

 

 




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