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CTA after ACCA?

sboyle01 · 2016-12-20 19:30:46

I have completed my ACCA qualification earlier in the year and have now been offered the chance to do the CTA course with the Irish Tax Institute. I will be exempt from part 1 and was wondering what to expect in terms of difficulty compared to ACCA.

20-12-2016 7:30pm

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I have completed my ACCA qualification earlier in the year and have now been offered the chance to do the CTA course with the Irish Tax Institute. I will be exempt from part 1 and was wondering what to expect in terms of difficulty compared to ACCA.

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#2 21-12-2016 10:14pm

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sboyle01 wrote: »

I have completed my ACCA qualification earlier in the year and have now been offered the chance to do the CTA course with the Irish Tax Institute. I will be exempt from part 1 and was wondering what to expect in terms of difficulty compared to ACCA.

Part 2 is relatively easy probably equivalent to the P levels in ACCA but Part 3 are a completely different level. Extremely difficult and a lot of work required (in my experience).

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