I've been a disaster in ACCA for some time. I'm planning to quit after the current exams. If I still don't pass, I will opt to drop from the course. I'm already 24 this year. I shouldn't be wasting my time with failures. However, I'm thinking of joining CIMA since my exemptions for CIMA are still "active", should I give it a go or should I stick to ACCA?

Well, that's what the CIMA brochure at my Diploma college said. Are you serious? ACCA is not recognized in Australia? Why the heck are my relatives getting excited? 

I wish I could go for CPA, but I only have a Diploma. You need a degree to enter into CPA. 
Look at the analysis and look what came out for the exams. Those who relied on the analysis will try to spot the questions. 

That is why I'll never trust the past paper analysis. 

read wikipedia, you still need to pass certain exams in Australia to practise there

here

dun wan la... my voice not nice

I'm a guy
and not intend to be famous 

anyone went to Open Tuition forum for the discussion of p5?

so shocked that so many ppl bashing Alex Watt



p/s: I also realised more n more mistakes of mine in q1 19m 

i ignored the government grant thing....

wow YH90 dunno sms system, u must be graduated 

anyone know who is tis girl------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------->

she so beautiful...

from adv diploma

my f6 exempted however what I learned was aus tax

you can give P7 a second chance before jumping ship to P6, you can't compare yourself with those 80% since you don't have the basic, F6. somemore P7 has advantage of easier to obtain audit licence in the future
no doubt that Q1 is quite tricky since Lisa started to use the reply letter format, you don't know how many marks are allocated for each requirement, in other words you don't know how much to write for each requirement and this will lead to overspending of time on that question.  time management is also and important issue in all papers, once you spent too much time on 1 question, those at the back you don't have enough time to give a proper answer

Malaysia and UK tax are totally different, therefore the questions and answers will be totally different. we study acca, can opt for local variant while those study ICAEW are compulsory taking UK tax since they don't have a choice. you take UK tax if you want to go UK work but with the current economy condition, UK employers are more keen to hire locals