If you are thinking of starting your AAT qualifications, then you probably have some questions that need answering. You aren’t the only one, and that is why we have gathered together the top 10 common AAT questions for you to browse
Ever thought of training to become a Bookkeeper? In a previous Blog, we discussed the many variants of ‘Accountant’ and some of the options on how to become one. We referred, (in passing), to Bookkeeping qualifications and promised to write a Blog
Boris is still struggling a bit on his AAT accruals and prepayments! He asked the following question, to try and straighten things out in his head… “I wonder if I could seek your assistance in ensuring that I have grasped the
Is posting to the 3-Column Cash Book driving you barking mad? Posting and balancing off the AATs 3-column cash book has always been a bit of a tricky one for students. So, in this blog, we will run through the major
We are frequently asked the question “How do I become an Accountant”. This is a very short question with a very long answer! If you want to know how to become an Accountant, the first part of the answer must unfortunately
Undertaking an AAT distance learning course can be a real challenge. So, we asked AL team member Boris (aka the Southernhay Cat) to compile his best tips on keeping you motivated in achieving your goals: 1. “This is MY space” Creating
Accruals And Prepayments Example No. 2 As students often take a little while to get their heads round accruals and prepayments, we thought we would work through another example. So here it is: Have you seen our Accruals and Prepayments BLOG Part
Whilst marking various progress tests and practice assessments, I find there are certain areas that regularly cause students problems. In the AAT Level 3 Advanced Diploma (and within Accounts Preparation / Advanced Bookkeeping), one of the problem areas tends to be Accruals
Here’s a question for AAT Level 4 (Professional Stage) Students: “Is a revaluation gain included in the P&L to the extent that an asset was previously impaired, with any further gain being recognised in the revaluation reserve?” (27 words) Answer 1.
Are you ready for your head to hurt!?! Up until 31 March 2015, suppliers making offers of early settlement discounts were permitted to put on their invoice (and account for), the VAT due on the discounted price, even if the full
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