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Re: AAT LEVEL 4 INAC HELP

Hi @Vidhi

No worries no need to say thanks it's all good, I can just instantly tell you seem very intelligent. That's great the practice questions are going well I think you will pass this exam this month. With SWOT you remember strength weakness opportunities and threats. Bit difficult to explain on here unless I've seen question examples. I'll have a look at that when I can regarding how to identify each analysis.

Kind regards

Shamil

shamilkaria

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Re: Introduce yourself 💬

Hi everyone 👋

I’m really pleased to be part of the AAT Community.

I’ve recently achieved MAAT status and have also received my AAT Licensed Accountant certificate. I have around 4 years’ experience across UK accounting practice and industry, working on a broad range of areas including bookkeeping, VAT, personal tax, corporation tax, IHT, reconciliations, and supporting month-end and compliance work.

I’m currently working alongside ongoing professional development and looking forward to learning from others, sharing experiences, and contributing where I can.

My goal is to continue developing as a well-rounded accountant, deepen my technical knowledge, and grow within practice while delivering high-quality work for clients.

Outside of work, I enjoy learning new things and taking time to recharge.

Looking forward to connecting with everyone 😊

Preetx

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Re: AAT LEVEL 4 INAC HELP

Hi @Vidhi

No worries no need to say sorry it's all okay. I'm just going over the pages each day and I'm pretty sure I'll get to it soon then will see if I can explain it.

Thanks for cooperating with me

shamilkaria

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Re: AAT LEVEL 4 INAC HELP

Hi @Vidhi

I am currently studying for this exam, yes I do admit it is difficult and alot to learn, Ive only just started too and what I try and do is summarise each chapter in a few pages making sure they are the key points. Have you tried to look on Youtube for guidance or even the AAT Website, tried the Green Light Tests to get a feel of the questions. Try to remember the Fraud Triangle - Motivation, Opportunity, Rationalisation. Google things like ethical behaviors and sustainable behaviours they will have a list of them then you can try to learn off that don't just memorise them but try to understand them then you can apply them around. If you are working think of issues that could go wrong in your workplace, things like credit controllers writing off debts because its their friend, or applying discounts on sales invoices because you know the customer. Or even dealing with suppliers they offer you free gifts for buying from them even if they are more expensive but because of private gifts you deal with them etc. Try to relate with a workplace.

Hope this helps a bit, sorry if I was vague.

Kind regards

Shamil

shamilkaria

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Re: AAT LEVEL 4 DAIF IAS, ETC

Hi @Vidhi

I hope you are well?

Unfortunately this exam is tough, there is no easy way to remember them without just practicing. There are loads of YouTube videos also try and have a look on AAT's learning portal they do provide good information on there.

Like for example you have IAS 2 Inventories - Inventories are valued at the lower of cost and net realisable value. Then just break this down like how to get to cost and net realisable value in simple terms. Id suggest just try to remember each one in like 1 paragraph then just practice loads of questions on it. Then you will get the hang of it

Sorry couldn't be much help here.

Kind regards

Shamil

shamilkaria

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Re: Advice needed - returning to study after 11 years

Thanks so much I do plan on refreshing my knowledge I just didn’t know where to begin, but will definitely try the online AAT articles thank you and will also be purchasing certain books to go over; may go down the online route for those though.
Have a lovely evening

kerry_lee1979

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Re: Advice needed - returning to study after 11 years

Hi Kerry,

Good Morning, I hope you are doing well!

I would say the best way would be to learn the basics or foundation knowledge from every exam that you would need to take to Level 4. For example, you need to learn the essence of double entry and year end accounts before you go to DAIFS exam on level 4.

You can learn using online AAT articles on the topics that were covered in level 3 FAPS for example or you can also get e-book from Osborne which are very reasonably priced. Final option is to have personal tutoring sessions with a Tutor who can go through level 4 but at the same time help you refresh on your content knowledge for level 3.

I hope this helps. Good Luck.

Rajan96

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Re: Mock exams

Hi Lora. Hope you're well. We do indeed have practice assessments when you register with us. You get two practice assessments per unit as well as other study resources like green light tests.