How much does the course cost? All Fees £600
Are concessions available? No
Examining Body ACCA
Is an interview required? No
ACCA Taxation (F6) Level 6
While studying ACCA Taxation (F6), you will develop knowledge and skills relating to the tax system as applicable to individuals, single companies and groups of companies.
ACCA has a high global reputation, which continues to grow as its qualifications attract large numbers of new students each year, highlighting the attraction of accountancy as the basis for a successful career. ACCA will provide you with skills and knowledge relevant to any business, which means you are free to choose which type of accountancy role and organisation you want to work for. There is a strong focus on professional values, ethics and governance.
ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) is the most recognised international accountancy body in the world. More people qualify locally with ACCA than with any other international accountancy body. Members, who are known as Chartered Certified Accountants, are employed in industry, financial services, and the public sector or in public practice.
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More course information
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What qualification or experience do I need to start the course?
To gain direct entry to the F6 paper (part of the Skills module), you must have completed papers F1-F3 (the Knowledge module), or have successfully completed the AAT Accounting Diploma Level 4. For more information, visit the ACCA website.
It is vital that you have completed, or are sure you are exempt from, taking papers F1-F3 if you want to sit any papers in the Skills module. Some highly relevant degree programmes or other qualifications are eligible for exemption from these papers. Visit ACCA Exemptions for more information.
Important: You have 10 years from your date of registration to complete the ACCA exams. For more information, visit ACCA Time Limits.
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How will I be taught?
This will involve lectures, discussions and practical work. There will be regular progress tests during the course, followed by an intensive revision day at the end of each module.
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How will I be assessed?
The tutor will record your progress and provide informal, regular, feedback throughout the course. At the end of your study programme you will need to sit the exam for each ACCA paper for which you enrolled. The pass mark is 50%. Exams will be held by ACCA in December and June each year.
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What qualification will I get?
Passing the F6 Taxation paper will enhance your CV and is also a stepping stone towards the ACCA Professional Qualification.
In order to qualify as an ACCA member, you will need to complete nine papers in total at Fundamentals level, five papers at Professional level and a Professional Ethics module. You must also have a minimum of three years' practical experience.
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What can the course lead to?
Once you finish your ACCA, this will open up your career prospects to different sectors as mentioned above. In addition, if you want to study a master's degree you can do so. You can do most of the Accounting and Finance Masters Fast Track due to prior learning.
There is an option to be awarded the Oxford Brookes BSc (Hons) in Applied Accounting; to achieve this you must:
- Be registered with Oxford Brookes University ie opted-in to the BSc degree scheme before passing any of the three ACCA Fundamentals papers, F7, F8 and F9. You are not eligible for the degree if you have claimed exemptions from any of these papers.
- Pass the three ACCA Fundamentals papers F7, F8 and F9 and pass the other papers as required to successfully complete all nine Fundamentals level papers.
- Complete the ACCA Professional Ethics module according to the Research and Analysis Project submission dates.
- Complete and pass the Oxford Brookes University Research and Analysis Project.
The degree must be completed within 10 years of your initial registration onto ACCA's professional qualification otherwise your eligibility will be withdrawn.
If you are unsure on your eligibility for the Oxford Brookes BSc (Hons) in Applied Accounting degree, you should refer to myACCA which will tell you whether or not you have opted-in to the degree scheme and whether or not you are eligible.
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How do I join the course?
To enrol, click the Add to Basket button at the top of the page. Please note that your final acceptance on to this course will be subject to an interview, either over the telephone or in person. For more information, visit How to Enrol.
