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Question-based training for CTA studentsThese training sessions are intended for students taking their CTA examinations and concentrates on the more demanding aspects of the topics, and the exam technique needed for the relevant paper. Tutors will work through past exam questions giving guidance on how to score the marks required for a good pass, as well as covering some of the important technical points. Good exam technique can be the difference in passing or failing a paper. Saturday 5 March (10.00 - 17.00)
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Online WebinarWe are delighted that, for the first time ever, we will also be offering an online session that will cover the skills and technique required for the Application and Interaction paper. This is a chance for everybody to listen and interact with a tutor, ask questions live and see what other students are asking as well. Saturday 19 March 2016 (9:30 - 14:00) - £50 Book Now |
Technical Article: It’s mine I can do what I likeThis is a common misconception amongst the owners of a Small or Medium sized company, especially where the business used to be unincorporated and so the owners could take drawings without a tax charge. It is the profits that are taxable not the drawings. This article will consider the different ways the owners can use to remove value from the business, and the tax implications of the various routes. Download and Read the Full Article Here |
Exam Resources: Past exam papers, examiners’ reports, candidate scripts and suggested answersAs an extra study tool you can view and download past exam papers, examiners’ reports, candidate scripts and suggested answers from previous exam sessions. View Here |
May 2016 Exam Entry Closing DateDon't forget the deadline for entry to the May exams is the last day of February. Entries may still be submitted up to the last day of March but a late fee of £100 must be paid in addition to the normal entry fees per paper. Enter for the Exams Here |
E-Assessment Changes from March 2016From March 2016, the E-Assessments will be renamed Computer Based Examinations. They will still be of one-hour duration and made up of multiple choice and multiple response questions with each question being worth one mark. However, each Computer Based Examination will consist of 50 questions rather than the current 60. Consequently, the requirement to pass will be 30 correct answers. Read More |
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Student Calendar 2016Plan your studying for the CTA examinations by viewing all the key dates and deadlines with our student calendar. Download Here |