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Advice Please - Education

Clauric · 2011-02-21 19:57:51

All, I'm currently doing a degree (Level 8) in Financial Services, part time, in a well known Dublin College. However, the place that I work has told me that I have to use my training allowance (very nice ;)) this academic year. As such, the college have offered me a place on either the Auditing module or the Taxation…

21-02-2011 7:57pm

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Clauric

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All,

I'm currently doing a degree (Level 8) in Financial Services, part time, in a well known Dublin College. However, the place that I work has told me that I have to use my training allowance (very nice ) this academic year.

As such, the college have offered me a place on either the Auditing module or the Taxation module.

I'm just wondering which would be more beneficial, if I am looking to become a charter accountant?

Many thanks.

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#2 23-02-2011 7:46pm

kennyb3

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depends on

1. whether you want to eventually work in audit or tax

2. which gives you more exemptions

Although one should hold far more weight than 2

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