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My friend. Need the last 2 units mocks 😅

Is this for level 2?

Thanks for your valuable help. I really appreciate

Passed my tax exam on Friday and have passed MATS and business awareness, but after three attempts on the FAPS exam I’ve gotten 52%, 62% and 66% and my college doesn’t allow a further attempt. Is there a way I can sit this exam somewhere else and hopefully then pass the level 3 course? Any help is appreciated you’ve helped me a lot throughout this year and last year❤

What would you suggest to write if asked about return on capital employed? I find this ratio quite difficult to explain. I understand it’s based on the operating profit/ capital employed (equity+non- current liabilities) and being one of the main profitability ratios, I have a feeling this will be asked in the exam.

Thank you! Would you be doing a walkthrough of cash and financial management soon?

You are amazing, and I wish I had a teacher like you in my class.

Hi, at 6:44 you calculated net at 81800 but you multiply 2% times 81200, typo?

Well, English is my second language and I'm self-studier. if level 4 requires a lot of writing in English then I might struggle. 😒 Thank you for the warning. I will have to improve my writing and spelling 😊

Cheers, Will. Timing of this vid couldn’t be better. Completed AAT Level3 on Thursday.

I have just started, im taking my time to learn the key terms and i have already seen this pay off.

I'm confused about the last question.So The question said that the price was negotiated to be cheaper during the year(budgets), that means the ACTUAL it's higher, so it's Adverse, and the answer TRUE. And about next question. How you can sell more products when you've done a budget for 6000.you have no more units to sell 🤔. Answer it's False,I think.

Hi Will, thanks for the content! Do you think choosing this one as my first lvl3 is a good idea? I did my lvl2 synoptic last week. Will hopefully be easier to pick up.

Thanks for the video! :) Are you planning to do a walkthrough for Cash and Financial Management by any chance? :)

Very useful 🎉

Just hot stucked completing my AAT2 Cos of the new Job I got. Need a push to continue. Always appreciate your help all times.

Thank so much for the video

Thank you for your videos Will. Ive just qualified to distinction level and believe you were a part of my learning journey.

Thank you for a great video, it helps a lot 🔥

thank you so much for taking the time to record and post. I was really struggling to understand when the Prepayment Expense is a debit, why it showed on the Credit side of the expense account and then showed back on the debit side in the new year. Accruals was confusing too! But now I can carry on studying, knowing how it all works. Thanks again and please don't stop posting, its brilliant! kindest regards Annette - Self Studying

Thank you Sir... watching you from Ghana West Africa 🌍

Thank you! Very clearly explained

Hi will, do you have any good revision tips as I do all the hours of revision and practice tests but still can’t seem to grasp a pass on the actual exam.

41:49 The 12% VAT calculation is £3407.14. However, if we multiply by 12 and then take the percentage, it's £3816. Your answer matches AAT's. If we calculate at the standard 20% VAT rate the same way, the answer would be incorrect. Both my calculation and the VAT calculator show £3407.14.

7:10 If one value is understated and the other is overstated, what would be the net difference? Should we add them together or subtract them? Thanks

Got my test tmrw and this was really helpful. Do you know where I can get a few more mocks

Thanks Will! The perspectives here are helpful motivatores. I've just had my AATQB registration approved and am close to finishing Level 3. Finding work experience and entry-level opportunities in accounting is extremely tough. Is it completely unadvisable to start a self-employed bookkeeping business?

I don’t understand why 18.504 in debit? This is amount which is owned

My exam is on Thursday!😱

Hello I've finished A Level Accountancy and want to jump to bookkeeping. I'm not sure to enrol to a Training provider as it just costs a lot and thinking that the bookkeeping is easier and just get a book from accountext. Do you recommend accountext books?

Thank you so much for this video! Can you please do TASK 1 & 2 with the statement of financial position and profit or loss? 🙏🙏

Thank you so much for making this video 🙏

Are the writing questions on T3, based on just the frameworks, as this is the chapter ref on my coursebook for T3. Also, the writing question for T4: do we only get tested on International financial reporting standards

Thank you Will. Very helpful.

Another great video! Thank you for explaining this in such a way that ACTUALLY makes sense!

The penny is starting to drop! Thanks for a great video & well explained 🙂

Is there there still pre-seen material for this exam? I cant find it on the AAT website

absolutely brilliant much love, Will

Well explained

very clear and articulate🤩

Thank you for this video. I have question regarding Personal Tax Level 4. Calculating Income Tax Payable. Example: Sallly has employment income 51,615, she received rental income from investment property of 8,000 and she had brought forward property loss from prevoius year 2022/23 of 15,000. What would be taxable income? I am sorry that this is different topic than DAIF

Thanks to your way of explaining the trial balance finally I understand it 🙏🏼👍

Very useful thank you so much Will !!!! 🤝🤝🤝🤝

Hi Will, Is there a difference between the: reporting threshold and : error correction reporting threshold?

thank you. it is very clear. helpfully and make very easy.

Thank you very much for this video 🙏🙏

your videos are super helpful!! thank you very much :)

Hi...can you please let me know on 12% flat rate scheme..how we calculate VAT on for example £3000 net of resuce rate sales.....many thanks

Hi Will - super explanation of double entry book-keeping. Hope your channel does really well. 😊👍

Thank you this has been really helpful for me to understand journals, been having trouble with principles of book keeping having completed the other AAT level 2 modules successfully.