oh ya, did not realise. it can be a good guidance for others as well

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Added on February 14, 2012, 2:45 pmP7 is quite easy, imagine someone who does not know/quote ISA in exam also can pass. the key term is time management. my time management was not that good when i chose Q3 instead of Q4 in Dec 11 sitting. I had to read 3 parts of scenarios (time wasting) instead of Q4 just 1 scenario.

This post has been edited by nothingz: Feb 14 2012, 02:45 PM

MAN , u really sounds like doraemon....and we are nobita

Will try to keep that in mind.The quite easy statement will irk people that failed.Better dont use

compare P7 with P5, P7 is more direct, easier to answer compare with P5 which is more theoretical now

Anyone pass P6 now?
Anyone read Malaysian taxation- Revision & Practice by Choong Kwai Fatt 4th or 5th ed? which one is compatible with June 2012?

Hi, I'm planning to take F5 @ FTMS under Ms. Annie Tan.
For those of you who have attended her lectures before, I would appreciate if you could let me know if she's good or not.

THANKS!!!!

Spencer cheah teaching P1? where??? in KL??? I would like to join his P1.... i pass P2 after joining his class once...

What about chan tze kang? is he dedicated in teaching? how is his notes?

eh no...i typed wrongly

i mean p2

This post has been edited by tzxsean: Feb 14 2012, 05:33 PM

wat u mean? if fail before cant get the cert liao?

chan tze kang is quite well known in tis thread, tats y i suggest to u..

i haven take P5 yet..

hu know chan tze kang pls reply Kwill...

P1 & p3 who u join???

p1 - khor seng cheong

p3 - goh hock seng / joey wong (revision class recommended)

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Added on February 14, 2012, 7:19 pmI've decided to jump ship from p7 to p6 in sentral

after discussed with spencer and partly due to high passing rate in sentral

This post has been edited by tzxsean: Feb 14 2012, 07:19 PM

may i know where u study at for ur P3???

anyone knows how much does the BPP text or rev kit at elitejaya costs?

I pass p2 and p6, fail p3.

I think some ask about p6 stuff.
I solely rely on my lecturer's notes. I didnt use Choong Kwai Fatt's textbook. My lecturer told me that there is no suitable textbook for p6.
Plus, p6 subject is always subject to changes. I'm afraid my notes is not up-to-date. I still intend to keep it.
Btw, i only manage to pass p6 on the second attempt...with 62 marks.

How to study p3?
Last time, i actually gave up on p3 over a month before exam.

And what other optional paper should i take apart from p6?
how's p5? is it more or less like p3?

Dear seniors, im in a dilemma now.. i wonder is ACCA sufficient or i shud consider continue on master as Tarc is offering master programme which sounds attractive to me..

Btw, im selling my p3 and p1 bpp n kaplan text.. pm me for details ya..

my aunt finished her masters and did her ACCA after that.. she still had to go through the pains of audit for the first couple of years before she found a place in bank negara.. that is if u wanna do audit also la. Anyway, her pay is RM7k in BN i think.. the other day she showed me her bonus it was about RM64k

now shes scheduled to move to UK under Bank Negara. Don't know if her masters had anything to do with that
but still, having Masters.. feels good if you have the chance to do so

1 thing is...if you have master but you dun hav experience

do you think ppl can afford to hire u based on your qualifications?


and as for p5

easy to study....but it's not that easy during exam

Took p4 and p6, passed both.

I would definitely recommend P4 if you can understand the key concepts and you don't like to memorise stuff. There are only a few key concepts to remember and you need to be able to link them well and use all of them. In addition to that, you need to have good business sense (being good at talking cock), and you're set for P4 !

The thing about the P6 examiner is that she's a bit weird. The questions from last sitting were quite general imo. For the whole paper , there wasn't much calculations, probably about 80% was writing. You need to grasp the theories behind taxation quite well. After seeing the questions, i thought the answers would be complicated, but they were simpler than i thought.

For P3, what I did was to make sure I know all the models really well. And then to practise as many questions as possible, get your lecturer to mark them if you have one. Or else, mark them on your own with reference to marking scheme (which shows marks allocation) and answers given. Don't memorise the answers, it does not help because every question is different.

Please don't give up.

I think, for the P papers, besides studying/preparation, we have to write with close reference to the case scenario given. However, it is easier to be said then done, I spent a great deal of effort in preparing for my P3. But my heart for throbbing so fast in the exam hall, words were jumping up and down on the question papers, I found it hard to calm myself down no matter how hard i tried.