[Anonymous]

I am taking Becker right now. What topics are important in chapter 6?

[Anonymous]

I believe that everything in your course material is “important.” If a topic is not important, I do not think that it would be included in your review course. (I worded that two different ways to help explain my point.) If you deem a topic as “unimportant” and it shows up on your exam, it will suddenly seem important and you will wish you did not put it on the back burner during your studies. If I list topics that were “unimportant” on my exam because they did not show up, I would most likely be violating my agreement with the AICPA and you would blame me and wish terrible things upon me if these topics did, in fact, appear on your exam. In conclusion, just study everything in your review materials and do not dismiss any concepts as “unimportant.” If you would like to take this risk, it will be nobody's fault but your own.

[Anonymous]

I believe that everything in your course material is “important.” If a topic is not important, I do not think that it would be included in your review course. (I worded that two different ways to help explain my point.) If you deem a topic as “unimportant” and it shows up on your exam, it will suddenly seem important and you will wish you did not put it on the back burner during your studies. If I list topics that were “unimportant” on my exam because they did not show up, I would most likely be violating my agreement with the AICPA and you would blame me and wish terrible things upon me if these topics did, in fact, appear on your exam. In conclusion, just study everything in your review materials and do not dismiss any concepts as “unimportant.” If you would like to take this risk, it will be nobody's fault but your own.

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