Posts about ACA studies
*This blog post contains details of a gifted item , all opinions expressed in the below article are my own opinion. It’s no secret how hard remote learning, revising, and studying is, especially when there is a lack of tutor support, pandemic uncertainty, and constant feelings of loneliness. I was never an ‘exams’ person and […]
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This week, I’m back to talking about my top tips on passing an ACA exam. Principles of Tax is an exam you can pass remotely or during normal times. It’s not as hard as Accounting or Law, it’s just different. As a Training Auditor, we test Payroll as a balance – to ensure the NIC […]
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You may have read my tips on how to pass the Accounting exam in my previous post. This time, I’m here to cover an exam which doesn’t really fit in the ACA syllabus but is still important to pass (and know) – LAW. I’ve had a few students contact me and ask about revision strategies, […]
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I hated learning Accounting. I felt rushed into trying to understand concepts that I had never heard of before such as debits and credits, cost of sales and control accounts. I didn’t understand how to calculate profit/loss on disposals or why you would credit Accumulated Depreciation if it was ongoing from other financial periods. Unsurprisingly […]
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