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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
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I am currently an ACCA student, undertaking my Professional Level Essentials papers, including Paper P2 Corporate Reporting. I hold a BA Accounting and Finance degree, and so had major exemptions throughout the ACCA, which also included paper F7. The examiner of paper P2 states that prior knowledge of paper F7 is extremely beneficial for paper P2; however, I obviously had not attempted or sat this paper.
I was left in quite a predicament, as I did not want to waste time studying F7 material when I was not going to sit the exam! The answer to all my problems is this book. It is excellently written from an award winning tutor (who also currently teaches me). The book is broken down into 9 easily digestible sections, all of which relate to group accounts.
It is written in an extremely simplistic manner, which makes studying group accounts far easier and more interesting than using any other study aid.
I can say that anyone studying group accounts at any level will find this resource extremely invaluable as I have done and would highly recommend it!
I was left in quite a predicament, as I did not want to waste time studying F7 material when I was not going to sit the exam! The answer to all my problems is this book. It is excellently written from an award winning tutor (who also currently teaches me). The book is broken down into 9 easily digestible sections, all of which relate to group accounts.
It is written in an extremely simplistic manner, which makes studying group accounts far easier and more interesting than using any other study aid.
I can say that anyone studying group accounts at any level will find this resource extremely invaluable as I have done and would highly recommend it!
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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Tom Clendon has filled a gap for a much needed book on group accounts. It is bang up to date for the recent changes and fantastically easy to read and follow. A 'must have' on your shelf for any accountancy student. Highly recommended also for anyone wishing to update themelves on the recent changes to IFRS 3.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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This is excellent book. it made learning group accounts very easy for me. Thanks to the Kaplan and its wonderful teaching staff
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A great read
As a management lecturer I found what is normally dull content to be made very relevant and interesting. I would highly recommend it for students and practitioners alike
Published 2 months ago by T. Clendon
Wonderful book!
I bought it for ACCA study last year, It's very useful for my study. In addition, it is also a very good reference book for accounting. Thank you.
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A Student's Guide to Group Accounts
I bought this book to help me prepare for ACCA P2 Corporate reporting.
It is an excellent book - covers the subject clearly & is very well presented,using colour, mind... Read more
It is an excellent book - covers the subject clearly & is very well presented,using colour, mind... Read more
Published 8 months ago by Shazdeh
Tom you have crack it again!!!
I am really pleased with this piece of diamond. Tom was my tutor when IFRS 3 was first examined. On my first sitting without any previous professional exam experience it was Tom's... Read more
Published 8 months ago by Dare
Review of students guide to group accounts book
This book is excellent in explaining in simple terms the concepts of consolidation. I would highly recommend it to any students having difficulty in understanding group accounts.
Published 13 months ago by debbs
A difficult subject made easy!
Group accounts is a pretty tough subject but this book is really helpful, starts with the basics and builds up to the more difficult adjustments. Read more
Published 13 months ago by Boo
Usefull addition to studying ACCA
This book is a superb supplement to ACCA study material, simple to follow and with good examples to help you to fully understand the techniques of consolidation, from start to... Read more
Published 18 months ago by lihue1166
Good
I just spent two days to go through 13 chapters. in addition, the wording is easy to understand .
Published 21 months ago by S. Kei
good stuff!
Quite like this book! Easy to use and follow. And that what busy students need!
Published 21 months ago by Eve
A "must-have"
I bought this book to help me prepare for ACCA F7 financial reporting.
It is an excellent book - covers the subject clearly & is very well presented (like Claire Finch's... Read more
It is an excellent book - covers the subject clearly & is very well presented (like Claire Finch's... Read more
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