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A question for those who sat AAA (ACCA)

Navy blue · 2022-04-15 05:47:48

Hello all, I’m just about to book my AAA exam for June, I’m wondering if it makes any difference whether you chose the international version or the UK version? The main difference seems to be that the UK version had a section on insolvency and the INT version has a section on audit in the public sector. The manual I am…

15-04-2022 05:47AM

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Navy blue

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Hello all, I’m just about to book my AAA exam for June, I’m wondering if it makes any difference whether you chose the international version or the UK version? The main difference seems to be that the UK version had a section on insolvency and the INT version has a section on audit in the public sector. The manual I am using is for both versions so just wondering what version most Irish students take?

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#2 15-04-2022 11:56AM

ari101

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I didn't sit it but I know that if you want to be able to get an Auditing Cert and sign off audits in practice in Ireland you need to do the Irish variant. It includes some additional Irish relevant stuff. Same for UK and Singapore variants I believe.

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