@HEPUNISH that's probably a good Ask @Jeff question, but I think you can do it! I've seen people in this forum do it! You probably want to ask them or research their posts on what they say about doing that..
@GoBears123 I hope you pass! Believe you did, somehow, despite how you feel now.. Then go pass BEC! If you're still waiting on your score at that point, study to take REG again believing you passed BEC! That's easier for me to say than do..
I'm getting ready for REG, and I got so many things I'm wondering about because this is my first time in this 2017 exam and my first time with Becker. Someone told me add 10 points to my Mock Exam? Is Becker that hard? I scored a 67, but now I'm studying my weaker areas harder because I really want to be closer to 85. I heard Becker sims don't prepare well, but those were some tough sims. My MCQ's were higher at 71.
Time for my AICPA Sample Test. I could definitely see some mistakes I was making on that mock exam after reading some suggested modules. I still hope I got time for Gleim's “mega” test/simulation bank before Sunday.
@Esam Almashloum Good luck! I hope it is an excellent exam! And you pass!
@Kodiak welcome! And welcome any other Ninjas I missed.
@linds0121 that's an excellent question! Maybe, a good IRS question? I'm trying to think of where that may be done with MACRS? It seems like you could? All I know is you'd do a reconciliation if it was possible? Have you asked your review? Got a good example? I couldn't think of one.. since it's usually a temporary difference only.. and it's usually quicker on the books than on the financial statements when it's different? And in many situations, it probably can be.. I'll let you know if I find out something else 🙂
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