ATT Advice

han83
han83 Registered Posts: 4 New contributor 🐸
edited 11:35AM in AAT member discussion
Hi everyone

I have just sat my first ATT paper in personal tax. I am not sure if it went too well and I feel that I
may have failed!

I am not sure what to do next. I am expecting to have to retake the exam in November, but do I
start studying for the next paper and hope for the best with PTX? I suppose there is always the
possibility that I could have passed! I guess I am worried about the work load of having to revise for two papers.

I would be grateful for any advice.

Thank You

Comments

  • Simmyluvsu
    Simmyluvsu Registered Posts: 55 Regular contributor ⭐
    Hey
    I sat the personal tax paper last November, and it was a beast!
    I was sure I'd failed but I'd actually passed it!
    I know it's 2 months until results day so you're likely to worry a little but at this stage I'd say forget about it!
    Me and my work friends tend to use the time between exam and results as a bit of chill time, but everyone is different.
    You might change your mind on which paper you sit next after you get your results.
    Good luck :)
  • Gem7321
    Gem7321 Registered Posts: 1,412 Beyond epic contributor 🧙‍♂️
    To be honest I think I would sit both at the same time if I had to - at least it would be on the same finance act
  • andrewtdk
    andrewtdk Registered Posts: 148 Dedicated contributor 🦉
    I started studying for the next exams shortly before I got my results from the previous ones. My thinking was I would only be revising if I had to retake a paper and not relearn all the material so figured it wouldn't have took up much more of my time if Id had needed to retake one.
  • han83
    han83 Registered Posts: 4 New contributor 🐸
    Thanks for the advice. I think I'll go ahead and start studying for the next paper. Can't decide between business compliance and corporation tax though!!
  • Simmyluvsu
    Simmyluvsu Registered Posts: 55 Regular contributor ⭐
    I've just sat business compliance and It was quite a good subject.
    A lot of it crosses with personal tax and ethics - benefits and deadlines etc
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