Anybody want to buy from me, F2 ACCA BPP Books for RM50. Alot of notes and LCCI books provided.
PM me if interested. Thanks ya,
Business ACCA V5!, Long live bean counters! :D
Business ACCA V5!, Long live bean counters! :D
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Apr 13 2009, 08:50 PM
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Anybody want to buy from me, F2 ACCA BPP Books for RM50. Alot of notes and LCCI books provided.
PM me if interested. Thanks ya, |
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Apr 13 2009, 08:53 PM
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Beside that, Anybody selling F5 books? ACCA BPP.
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Apr 13 2009, 09:27 PM
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QUOTE(yemm @ Apr 13 2009, 08:02 PM) hey there, can anyone please let me know the pros n cons for these two lecturers, Joe Fang and Haneef for P2. Couldn't decide which one to attend for revision class. Thanks! Joe Fang - Very good, special and fast technique in Consol method. If you use his method to answer 35 marks Consol question, you might finish it between 35 to 40 minutes. But Joe Fang won't cover so detail in FRS. As I know, he only run in very simple in FRS.Haneef - Very good and detail in FRS. His consol method is more on classic "T" a/c, very good for understanding but very slow for answer Consol question in exam. Some student feel Haneef consol method too slow, then go to Joe Fang to learn his special technique. One more thing no good for Haneef was he is very boring lecturer. A lot of student feel sleepy during his class But since you prefer only go for revision class, I strongly recommend you go Haneef. The reason was if you never study normal class under Joe Fang b4, then you will find very difficult for understand Joe Fang Consol method in his revision class. Hope it can help you la |
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Apr 13 2009, 09:55 PM
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Any CURRENT Development for Paper P2 (Corporate Reporting )?
Like CURRENT ISSUE we need to pay attention ?? Any highlight from ur lecturer ? |
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Apr 13 2009, 10:58 PM
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QUOTE(yemm @ Apr 13 2009, 08:02 PM) hey there, can anyone please let me know the pros n cons for these two lecturers, Joe Fang and Haneef for P2. Couldn't decide which one to attend for revision class. Thanks! It depends on your preference. If you are weak in standard go to haneef, if you want faster calculation techniques go to Joe class. However the problem with joe is that unless you attend his class before you will be clueless in entire revision class since his method is quite unique and students whom are never exposed to it might find a lot of problems later on. Haneef is more student friendly as you don't need to attend his class to understand what is being taught.I am just curious why you are not attending your current lecturer's revision ? Added on April 13, 2009, 11:04 pm QUOTE(carlosandy @ Apr 13 2009, 09:27 PM) Joe Fang - Very good, special and fast technique in Consol method. If you use his method to answer 35 marks Consol question, you might finish it between 35 to 40 minutes. But Joe Fang won't cover so detail in FRS. As I know, he only run in very simple in FRS. I think one will only be bored in Haneef normal class not revision. In F7 maybe but I don't met many that are bored in P2, maybe they are this Haneef - Very good and detail in FRS. His consol method is more on classic "T" a/c, very good for understanding but very slow for answer Consol question in exam. Some student feel Haneef consol method too slow, then go to Joe Fang to learn his special technique. One more thing no good for Haneef was he is very boring lecturer. A lot of student feel sleepy during his class But since you prefer only go for revision class, I strongly recommend you go Haneef. The reason was if you never study normal class under Joe Fang b4, then you will find very difficult for understand Joe Fang Consol method in his revision class. Hope it can help you la This post has been edited by Topace111: Apr 13 2009, 11:04 PM |
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Apr 13 2009, 11:14 PM
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izzzit tough to sit for ACCA papers??
can diploma in accountancy graduate gets exemptions from ACCA?? how many papers? |
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Apr 14 2009, 09:26 AM
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pls help. I am new to ACCA & intend to take ACCA part time class for F1, F2, F3 in july 2009...which college do you suggest should i enrol?
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Apr 14 2009, 10:14 AM
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QUOTE(yeelin04 @ Apr 13 2009, 11:14 PM) izzzit tough to sit for ACCA papers?? Diploma are equivalent to lcci / cat in acca so exemption is only around 3 - 4 papers max.can diploma in accountancy graduate gets exemptions from ACCA?? how many papers? ACCA is a post graduate programme which is considered tougher than degree in professional level. The first 9 paper is similar / tougher than degree. The next 5 paper is similar / tougher than master. |
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Apr 14 2009, 10:14 AM
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QUOTE(fantasi76 @ Apr 14 2009, 09:26 AM) pls help. I am new to ACCA & intend to take ACCA part time class for F1, F2, F3 in july 2009...which college do you suggest should i enrol? Since you prefer study part time, then you can go KSA or Mc Orange la. For F1 to F3, it is not difficult, so you no need to consider a lot for experience lecturer la. Once you are in Part 2, then baru consider Quality and experience lecturer. Btw, you can refer 1st page for the recommendation lecturer. |
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Apr 14 2009, 01:32 PM
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The reason why most people find Haneef is boring is because his lecture is pretty straightforward, like a walking encyclopedia. He goes real slow in his explanation, and loves doing those 'what if' analysis, and going for the worst case scenario situation. But I think if you're willing to learn and have a strong will to absorb knowledge, Haneef's class should be okay for you.
His calculation is very classic(journals and T accounts), which I find it usefull especially when working, for exam purposes if you're creative enough you should be able to invent your own short cut to do the calculation. Oh yeah I wanna ask one question, I've sent my exam entry with bank draft like 3 weeks back through registered mail, and untill now the website claims I still haven't send my exam entry form, so tonight I'm going to pay online. So just wanna ask, what will happen if I already registered online, then somehow the bank draft reached ACCA just in time also. Will ACCA credit my account with the surplus fees? Or they will just refuse the payment? |
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Apr 14 2009, 04:27 PM
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QUOTE(Kaerna @ Apr 14 2009, 01:32 PM) The reason why most people find Haneef is boring is because his lecture is pretty straightforward, like a walking encyclopedia. He goes real slow in his explanation, and loves doing those 'what if' analysis, and going for the worst case scenario situation. But I think if you're willing to learn and have a strong will to absorb knowledge, Haneef's class should be okay for you. I think you should call directly to confirm first. The most viable one is to called acca mys at wisma denmark to confirm whether the uk body has already accepted your payment. Maybe Uk already did but need time to check through bank a/c, update their registry system & then confirm via online to you. Although you can pay via credit card if you are worried for fail safe measure, but the part of crediting your money will be 50-50. But i think there are others who also have the same dillemma as you so acca may credit your surplus.His calculation is very classic(journals and T accounts), which I find it usefull especially when working, for exam purposes if you're creative enough you should be able to invent your own short cut to do the calculation. Oh yeah I wanna ask one question, I've sent my exam entry with bank draft like 3 weeks back through registered mail, and untill now the website claims I still haven't send my exam entry form, so tonight I'm going to pay online. So just wanna ask, what will happen if I already registered online, then somehow the bank draft reached ACCA just in time also. Will ACCA credit my account with the surplus fees? Or they will just refuse the payment? Mine is bit similar where they post me in my letter to pay annual fee but I already paid few weeks ago but they did not update soon enough. I just paid anyway so the annual fee for next year they already deduct. But suffer some forex loss..... |
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Apr 14 2009, 06:41 PM
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A very question here, everyone. I'm UNITAR first-year student who taking degree in Accounting, how many papers left to sit for ACCA? MIA representatives came to my uni and promote their club by last week during the career week to my seniors or so. What do you think my degree in UNITAR worth? Pls reply me personally. Thanks.
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Apr 14 2009, 09:29 PM
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ya me too is gonna be dateline soon.. HOW ??
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Apr 14 2009, 09:35 PM
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yeah wat to do ah? im screwed if cant register..
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Apr 14 2009, 10:02 PM
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Is studying accountancy in Sunway UC good? I heard that they are very famous for their ACCA programs. Is it?
Most Unis nowadays offer accountancy and finance. Is there a huge difference? One more question, ACCA or CPA better? I heard a lot people saying the CPA is a gold class accredited accountant status compared to ACCA. You tend to get a higher salary with CPA compared to ACCA. Is it true? CPA can only be get in Australia? Would really appreciate it if you could help me out with these questions. Thank you. |
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Apr 14 2009, 10:08 PM
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god..the acca page is soo laggy. does any1 haf any other way to access it witout d lagginess? neway i wud tink dat acca is better than cpa. its much tougher aswell..
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Apr 14 2009, 10:57 PM
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luckily UK is slower then us a day LOL..
keep on trying until can.. |
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Apr 14 2009, 11:08 PM
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QUOTE(Topace111 @ Apr 14 2009, 10:14 AM) Diploma are equivalent to lcci / cat in acca so exemption is only around 3 - 4 papers max. izzit better to do degree then ACCA or straight ACCA??ACCA is a post graduate programme which is considered tougher than degree in professional level. The first 9 paper is similar / tougher than degree. The next 5 paper is similar / tougher than master. and should i go for exemption or start from paper 1 itself...? |
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Apr 14 2009, 11:20 PM
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QUOTE(yeelin04 @ Apr 14 2009, 11:08 PM) izzit better to do degree then ACCA or straight ACCA?? If you are confident of your ability then start straight away & you may straight pass all your paper & finish entire acca programme in 2.5 yr to 3 yr.and should i go for exemption or start from paper 1 itself...? If you want extra security then take up a degree first & get maximum exemption of 9 papers (exemption depends on degree relevance) ACCA is meant as post-graduate programme in UK but they are a bit lax in filtering new students so you will have students from all different backgrounds. One thing about acca is that the paper will become more difficult as you progress and hardwork alone will not guarantee any success. If your analytical & logical skill is strong it should be ok, as the paper becomes less accounting in advance level & more advisory in nature. Added on April 14, 2009, 11:56 pm QUOTE(stevenchang @ Apr 14 2009, 10:02 PM) Is studying accountancy in Sunway UC good? I heard that they are very famous for their ACCA programs. Is it? Sunway is famous for CAT & PART of acca programme. At advance level speciallist lecturer not centre will be more advisable.Most Unis nowadays offer accountancy and finance. Is there a huge difference? One more question, ACCA or CPA better? I heard a lot people saying the CPA is a gold class accredited accountant status compared to ACCA. You tend to get a higher salary with CPA compared to ACCA. Is it true? CPA can only be get in Australia? Would really appreciate it if you could help me out with these questions. Thank you. Regarding the degree difference it will be different based on college reputation, geographically & cost involved. I think there is a forum in real world issue discussing about degrees difference. I have met some who argued before about ACCA vs CPA, i cannot say which one is better like (Coke vs Pepsi analogy) but I can quote facts : - ACCA exam is purely in writing but CPA is objective paper - ACCA has lower passing rate compared to CPA - You can take acca in MYS but you can only take CPA in australia as there is no tuition provider here & CPA has very little exposure - ACCA has more exposure in MYS compared to CPA & many company are more related to acca than cpa. - In terms of finding job chances are you will find more acca holder employer than cpa holder (so you decide whom is easier to get hired) - ACCA is more accomodating in terms of suiting local business adjustments so for certain subject you will have to learn in MYS & International version but I don't think CPA will do that. You will only take CPA if you want to work in Australia. - For fresh graduate your salary will be the same whatever you have, whatever you earned later depends on your IQ & EQ so if you don't know how to stay in the game less salary for you. But with acca / cpa your increment salary will be higher than degree holder. So far I havent heard anything about CPA earned higher than acca holder purely on that basis alone. I was interested where you actually get that info from. PM me if you don't mind. Now if you follow foreign blog / forum you will see the majority in the world will agree between the comparison of CPA vs ACA vs ACCA, acca is deemed the better overall terms. CPA is also available in USA but that is different from the one in australia. The universally accepted point is : CPA = you want to work there then take this qualification else it will be not that synergy in other country ACCA = you want to work everywhere then take this qualfication. ACCA is more globally orientated but CPA is restricted to that country governance & standards like Australia & US. So why take CPA & then work in MYS plus what you learned in CPA some of it you cannot apply at all in MYS. Hope you appreciate the answers This post has been edited by Topace111: Apr 14 2009, 11:56 PM |
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my acc base it quite bad..nv study properly..play only..haaa
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