Ajaz0810 I found the actual posts – I am not good with my own words (ESL) although I've been20+ years in the USA. Somehow these worked for me along with Ninja stuff – Audio and MCQ.
FAR is probably the hardest exam to prepare for, but in my experience, the actual exam was easy. This was my first test, so I thought I had failed because it was so easy. For FAR, I would definitely focus in on bonds, leases, deferred taxes and cash to accrual, or accrual to cash. Journal entries are very important in FAR and they help greatly when trying to figure some of the Bond, or deferred tax problems. Every time you work a MCQ, make sure you do the journal entry on a piece of paper, or notebook as this will help you better understand the concept, and more importantly help you remember the entry. Governmental and Non-profit questions on the exam are not that difficult compared to the test banks I used, they were actually very easy, but If I were you, I would probably read those chapters over a couple of times, since most people sitting for the exam don't have experience in that field. Also, make sure you know IFRS and the differences from GAAP.
REGI went through the business law section, writing notes on the minutia and understanding why and how. The important thing with REG is understanding the tax portion because the business law questions on the exam are very easy.
Those are easy points right there. I focused a lot on corporate taxation, partnerships and understanding basis for each. Understanding basis is extremely important.
In my opinion, focus heavily on the tax portion. Also, the SIMS on the exam for REG are not that bad, it's just you need to understand the material, so don't be freaked out.
How much tax experience do you have? if you have experience, this would certainly help you. I had none, so I had to learn it all, but if you have experience, you can get away with studying less than me.
BEC 05/12/14 77
REG 08/25/14 82
FAR 11/25/14 80
AUD 02/25/15 72, 05/15/15 98! DONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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