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post Feb 28 2010, 03:17 PM

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I am looking for this sitting Term 1 notes from Mr Ian Lim F9. Please contact me if you happen to be one of them thank you.
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post Mar 2 2010, 10:29 AM

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HI anyone taking F8 Sheila and F9 Ian Lim full time class here?
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post Mar 24 2010, 12:25 PM

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QUOTE(ranox @ Mar 22 2010, 06:48 PM)
sry... may i ask about the differences btw the pathway and duration to finish acca in tarc and kasturi ?
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In TARC, you will get additional diploma and advanced diploma certificate and probably a degree from Sheffield Hallam University . In Kasturi, you can go for the OBU degree. It takes approximately a year longer to finish ACCA in TARC compared to Kasturi provided that you pass everything in one go and you take about three papers at a sitting.

QUOTE(starz92 @ Mar 22 2010, 10:06 PM)
for tarc you will have to go for diploma(2 years 4 months) then advanced diploma cum ACCA(1 years 8 months)
with the advanced diploma,you are exempted 9 papers for ACCA which left you 5 more papers.
So total time estimated should be around 5 years provided you pass all the ACCA papers.
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Nope. It takes about 4-5 years to complete ACCA in TARC. If you are in AFA course, it took about 4 years to complete your ACCA but if you are in AAC course, it would take about five years. Students normally completed their diploma in about 1 year and 10 months and advanced diploma (in AFA) would be completed in two years generally, which is about 4 years.

QUOTE(semivalue @ Mar 23 2010, 12:48 AM)

1. From TARC if you're a student at there.
2. Free from Kasturi if you're taking their course.
3. Get yourself a passport, fly to Singapore, and buy one from Kaplan smile.gif
ommended.

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I didn't know we can get Kaplan books from TARC. During my studies there, we would need to buy from the Singapore distributor. So things have changed now eh? At least the students don't have to bear expensive fees when they import the books in anymore since TARC students generally do not fall into rich category.

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post Mar 25 2010, 11:54 PM

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Will the F6 notes be relevant when I want to take P6 in the future? Should I keep it because there are people PM-ing me and I am not sure whether I should sell it just in case I need it in the future?

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post Mar 26 2010, 06:21 PM

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QUOTE(carlosandy @ Mar 26 2010, 09:24 AM)
You can keep it for reference for P6. But when u take P6, may be your notes already outdated.  cry.gif  cry.gif  cry.gif
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Well, that's what I have been thinking about, so I am thinking that selling it won't so any harm, but then some basic things would probably remain the same so yea, was thinking about keeping them as reference as well?

QUOTE(Topace111 @ Mar 26 2010, 01:45 PM)
P6 is no longer like F6, P6 is all about specialization but F6 is all about fundamentals of tax comp.
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So the notes are no longer useful?
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post Mar 30 2010, 10:58 AM

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QUOTE(azue89 @ Mar 27 2010, 10:13 PM)
I am re-sitting for my F6 ( Taxation ) paper this June sitting and I'm looking for the best lecturer to go for the Intensive Revision class.

I went to Alan Yeoh's class last sitting and I'm thinking of going to either Siva Nair or Low Chin Ann, which one is better in your opinion?

Thank you! smile.gif
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Went to Low Chin Ann's IRC last sitting, and basically his style was to cover almost the whole syllabus in the IRC. He gives lots of questions on almost the whole syllabus(except those very minor and unimportant parts, though they may come out also) and practise them with us, rather than spotting only several questions to practise with us. He wold tell us which question would likely come out as well. Not sure whether his style would change this year or not though. Never been to Siva Nair's class.
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post May 3 2010, 12:09 PM

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QUOTE(Topace111 @ Apr 29 2010, 12:35 AM)
I used to hate this paper and surprisingly I hate it even more now.  biggrin.gif
To deal with this paper, knowledge is quite useless compared to exam technique. Its because most know what to write but find it hard on how to actually write it.
If you know the format and system flow all will come easy. If try to memorize gone case.
Like TOC & SP, just remember the key flow and why are you doing it then you can tackle 100 similar questions. I am speaking from working experience so whether this is relevant for exam is beyond my comprehension.

Good luck for exams peeps.  tongue.gif
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I would say it is definitely true! That's how I passed my F8 in first sitting with reasonably satisfactory marks smile.gif
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post May 13 2010, 02:15 PM

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Philip Woo's P1 revision class is really late this year and I am thinking not to attend it since I think it is better for me to stay at home and use productively the two days time. I usually cannot concentrate in really long classes. Can anyone give me some insight on how Philip conducts his IRC? If it is just some normal brief summary of what he taught in class and going through some past year questions, I would probably skip his classes, or is his IRC really helpful for the exams? I attended his normal classes by the way
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post May 14 2010, 11:24 AM

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QUOTE(elviratkh @ May 13 2010, 07:17 PM)
well he well kinda go through what he taught in class previously during his revision but he will focus on the more important stuff only, like he will go through like how to determine those qualify not qualify part, if you are in his normal class then you should have his lil box where he draw how to determine it...

if you forgotten some of the concept then i suggest you better go for revision la... um... he will go through quite a lot of PYQ in revision, then he will spot what he think is important.

Then again, i wont suggest you use his tips la, cause last sem i was under him and his tips not accurate also... study everything is the best advice(as usual) la yea! all the best!
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Little box? I cannot remember anything about little box, but anyway, thanks a lot for your comment. Did he do any other questions besides PYQ or those questions from BPP?
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post Jun 16 2010, 10:47 AM

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I am in serious dilemma now. I am planning to take P6 as one of my optional paper, but could not decide on the other optional paper to take.

P4: I am considering to take this paper since people say we can learn a lot from this paper and I am really interested to learn more things which would be useful for my future as an accountant. However, the low passing rate scares me and the fact that this paper is really hard kind of puts me off. I struggle in my F9 also, so I don't know whether I could cope with it.

P5: Heard that this is the easiest paper to pass, but I haven't been studying costing for a real long time. In fact I didn't take F5 as well because I was exempted. I don't know whether I still remember how to do anything about management accounting lol.

P7: Don't really like audit, but I like theory papers more than calculation papers.

Is Andrew Kok good for P6 by the way?
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post Jun 16 2010, 11:17 AM

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QUOTE(kelvinbadroyal @ Jun 16 2010, 10:52 AM)
heard that Bob Ryan had stepped down as the examiner of P4 with effective from this sitting. wonder the new examiner will make the passing rate a bit higher or not.
my friend who attended this paper last week, said, this paper is still difficult like hell, ask you to calculate by using the formulas provided in the question, where you cant find in the textbook or table provided.
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Yea, my sister took P4 too and she said the same thing to me. Argh, very hard to make a decision
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post Jun 17 2010, 11:37 AM

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QUOTE(Patricia_85 @ Jun 16 2010, 10:14 PM)
i talked about IAS39 oso coz i totally dunno what is he trying to ask exactly.. sweat.gif  sweat.gif

that term "management of income" i never heard of in the whole lectures..no articles to read..ntg in magazine as well..terus pakai IAS39..my current issues still sucks i guess..dunno how to apply..hahaha
together gether fly la..i got answer also tembak saja hoping to get some marks out of it better than empty...haha
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I also use IAS 39 because never heard of management of income at all lol. Guess that my marks are gone T__T
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post Jun 17 2010, 11:52 AM

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QUOTE(maymay @ Jun 16 2010, 01:11 PM)
got sub-subsi meh? dai lor..... i do all as subsidiary & assoc.  unsure.gif


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P5 is really the easiest, it is related to P3. Last sitting i didn't really study but managed to pass  rclxm9.gif writing papers is always easier to score than calculation papers...
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P5 wasn't like F5? Because I totally forgot what F5 was about
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post Jun 17 2010, 12:40 PM

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sounds like p5 is ok wo. aiyo how to choose now haha
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post Jun 18 2010, 02:05 PM

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Can anyone please comment whether taking P4 or P5 is better? Pros and cons please. Thanks smile.gif
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post Jun 19 2010, 12:39 PM

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QUOTE(pcm123 @ Jun 18 2010, 11:37 PM)
lol i intend to take both . p4 is like essential for me haha
p5 is just to pass XD
ok note taken .
i still havent do any research .. zzzzz

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The thing is I have decided to take P6 as one of my options so it is either P4 or P5 only
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post Jun 19 2010, 01:35 PM

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QUOTE(stephanie0721 @ Jun 19 2010, 01:19 PM)
really?
he is tat good?

I am still thinking which lecturer to go for p5..

at the moment I hav few chices:
Ian Lim at Mc orange
Thenesh at Ftms
and the lec from PAAC..I cant remember his name but heard that he is quite good..

Anyone could comment on these lecturers?

Thx a lot =)
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Ian Lim is not teaching next sitting, he will be replaced by Mr Chan Tze Kang, the one used to teach P4 at McO
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post Jun 19 2010, 02:08 PM

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is mr goh good for p3?
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post Jun 21 2010, 11:02 AM

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PWC is bronze. KPMG I think is silver or gold cannot remember. None of them is platinum
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post Jun 21 2010, 02:10 PM

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QUOTE(notmycupoftea @ Jun 21 2010, 12:35 PM)

u may check here ACCA Approved Employer information, go for Public Practice, u'll see KPMY and PWC is Platinum.....and quite a few others are platinum also. In the list, no bronze employer listed.
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ACCa just emailed my sister about the career fair and they list the exhibitors according to their status and in that email, it said that PWC is bronze rclxub.gif ?

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