Huhu...~~ i thought of that before. It was how i feel when it was at the last few minutes of the examination session. I took P6 3 times. So desired to write that. Haha... But i have no courage to do that.

Please share with us if u success.

DAMN... I failed P3 (46), P6 (43).

Quite confident to pass P3 next sitting because i only spent five days to do revision kit without reading any page of the text book. (Not saying that i am good, but i think i know the way to do this paper)

But P6(MYS)~~~~ killiiiinggggg meee..... this coming sitting is my 4th attempt. Feel so terrible lah... I am in fact practicing tax for one and a half year... how come???

Many advice me to change paper... but i already pass APM. And i am not good in finance and audit. How??? Any advice? I would rather stick to P6, but it is very frustrating.

Any recommended text book other than Choong Kwai Fatt? Alen Yeo, Verindeerjit Singh and Richard Thornton, which one better? Any one having notes can share? Pls PM me. tq.

Thanks Carlosandy. I mean I am working in tax firm.

I get what u mean. What u said are essentials of studying P6, but sometime I can't stop to blame on my brain. Just can't help to remember a lot of things in exam hall. I agree that the planning part is very practical. Hm... may be I still need to memorize more.

I would think that accounting standards are much much easier as P6 requires us to think and remember tax laws like a tax manager/professionals. But for accounting standard, appears easy to me as we can take framework as the basis for almost every acc standards.
But no such thing is advanced tax law. All are by memory...

With each fail, this paper is going to make me stronger. 4th attempt, i will always remember this paper. I passed all other papers not later than 2nd attempt.

Hm.... another half year with P6!!! OMG!!! Get out of my way, I am getting affiliate this Dec.

Congrats to those pass the exam. Kambateh to those fails. I am with u.