[Anonymous]

Is it my imagination or is Wiley really good for fluency in accounting topics tested on the exam. What I mean by this is it seems to strike a balance between testing the exceptions and the basics and as a result makes a wonderful supplement to any review. Is this my imagination? I’ve only studied for Reg…I tried becker but the multiple choice questions were way too easy and the lectures confusing and be-muddled.

I’ve used a few others but Wiley really seems to hone in on what a CPA has to actually know in terms of exceptions rather than testing every single one that may never come up.

[Anonymous]

Great Job Lilla and best of luck, although you have done the work and if you pass it's a matter of virtue.

And thanks for chiming in too. Helps me affirm that I'm on the right track doing well in Wiley scoring over 70% on sims and mc's.

And thanks ItsStudyTime for relating. Yeah…I woke up once mumbling how real estate taxes are deductible as itemized deductions unless they are back-taxes owed by the seller of property, then they are added to the adjusted basis. It's the reg study hangover.

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