jamesjohnson11
offlineMember
Does anyone have any input for me on the REG ancillary material. I am on R4 and there is a ton of it and I am really not sure what to do. I will obviously look it over and do the questions but is there anyone that believes it is important to treat this material with the same seriousness as all the other material.
If I can trim over 50 pages off and only glance at them I would definitely like to.
killaking
offlineMember
READ IT! trust me you will thank me later and the gliem test bank has good circular 230 questions I think they are free.
break0ut
offlineMember
I would read it over and get a decent idea of what's there. You will see a lot of patterns through and through especially if you've already taken Audit. IIRC, Becker asks some questions about covered opinions and levels of authority in the software. Don't kill yourself but as Olinto would say, it's not TP.
atelery
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@jamesjohnson11, I don't know if you know about this, but Tim Gearty actually read through the main point on Ethics and federal tax procedure. I am not a reading person so I like to listen to Tim while im laying down on my bed :)
CPAMan
onlineMember
@killaking- The Gleim test bank (which is NOT free) has Circular 230 questions, but there's only about 30 of them and they're all Publisher adapted. But since they're the only Circular 230 questions out there to practice from, they're definitely better than nothing. They're challenging, which is a good thing.
Circular 230 is the best bang from your buck topic. It's very light material, but you will be heavily tested on it. I'm surprised to hear that Becker is putting this under the ancillary material. I find that kind of odd.
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