This guy got a 99 on Reg=
This guy got a 99 on REG=
People who asked about REG.
– Memorize Becker mnemonics (ALL)
– Study business law first and then start the tax chapters – that is an effective way to avoid the headache revising all of these tax laws and formulas
– Anything that Tim or Peter skim/scan in the chapters, ignore it!
– Know the AL, navigate it before you go to sleep and know the ins and outs of it because it's you major source for the vast majority of the sims (there is a limit to what you can memorize, so for sims, you're not requires to recall memory; instead, navigate the AL) (allocate at least 2 hours for sims on exam day)
– Do not focus on numbers/thresholds/brackets.
– Exam doesn't test you with calculation of tax or the sort; rather, it tests the knowledge of the law
– Read all tax returns attached to Becker, and know them
– Do all MCQs (not the optional though)
– Do all sims (that is the only way you can force yourself to actually improve your navigating/searching skills)
– Read flashcards often
– Study only what Becker highlights in the book
– Trust your first gut, do not change your answers
– Do not spend too much time on a single MCQ. You either now it or you don't, so move on
– On exam day, read the call of the question first (last sentence) then read the whole question
– – I highly recommend using ear plugs on the exam
– Agency law and like kind exchange is important
– Do progress tests, at least 30 MCQ a day
– If you have time before the exam, don't waste time on MCQs; instead, read the chapters
I know it sounds a lot, but I did it and it was hard but it paid off. If I remember anything else, I'll come back..
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FAR= 72-84
Audit= 73-82
BEC= 74-75
Reg=77
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