Best of luck for when your results come through!! How was it?
Cheers Duane
It was quite intense, 3 hours for an exam sounds like a long time but it always seems to fly by especially as it is all written which has never been a strong point for me, even worse is the 10 week wait for the result!
How are your studies going? Have you started CTA yet?
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takes me back to my papers. 3 hours never goes as fast as those sitting in the exam hall.
I'll be keeping my fingers and toes crossed for you,
All the best,
Shaun.
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Yes, I'm currently reading the CTA OMB Advisory paper.
It's a beast.
I'd say the key is knowing how to use the legislation, rather than trying to learn the entire syllabus as it's so vast.
As you'll be ATT qualified soon :) you'll have a great grounding to move on to the CTA papers.
The ATT is the equivalent of all of the ICAEW's tax papers - that's subjective, but..
If you want a middle paper between ATT and the CIOT then read ACCA's P6 - it's more advanced than the ICAEW's papers. I know it is so as I have read it whilst travelling to work.
Tax is hard, but it is the most interesting aspect of our profession - I'm biased of course!
Thanks for the information, yes I will move onto to CTA at some point but at the moment just going to do Law in the summer and then have a bit of a break from study (well that's the plan)
I have had a look at the CTA past papers and the Awareness ones seem pretty much the same as ATT however as you say the Advisory papers seem so much more involved and certainly more of a challenge
Good luck with your studies and let us know how you get on, are you sitting OMB in November?
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