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orchidsrpretty · 2008-01-18 10:08:00

hi all, was just wondering if anyone has any knowledge on the diploma in Account and finance in DBS. i want to go and do the CPA exams, would this course be any help? i know there are no exemptions if you do this course, but would be a good start as opposed to doing the 4 year BA? thanks for any help.

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hi all, was just wondering if anyone has any knowledge on the diploma in Account and finance in DBS. i want to go and do the CPA exams, would this course be any help? i know there are no exemptions if you do this course, but would be a good start as opposed to doing the 4 year BA? thanks for any help.

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#2 18-01-2008 2:27pm

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I think you should do the accountant technician course. It would be better recognised and you would get exemptions from CPA.

You could also claim back tax relief which you probably cant do with the DBS course.

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#3 18-01-2008 5:45pm

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thanks for the reply, yes i was looking at that but dont think i have the qualifications to do that course just yet.

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