ACCA P1 Key Examinable Areas for December 2014.
NOTE:
These tips should only be used in conjunction with proper studying. No body can guarantee that these topics will appear in the actual exam as we have not seen the ACCA exam papers. Examiners are also not predictable, so it is vital that all main syllabus areas are revised fully. Theese tips are based on Kaplan’s experience and understanding of the ACCA exams and will help focus your last minute revision.
Please also read all the Examiner’s Articles which are available on the ACCA Global website .
1-Corporate governance comparison of approaches – public v private sector
2-Conflict of interest and independence
3-Stakeholders and stakeholder claims
4-Effective internal control systems
5-Function and importance of internal audit 6-Risk correlation and strategies for management of such risks
7-Ethical standpoints and their application to business decision
8-Corporate codes of ethics critique and improvements
9-Tucker’s ethical decision making model
10-Corporate Social Responsibility:
–Comparison of approach (profit and not for profit organisations) Integrated reporting
NOTE:
These tips should only be used in conjunction with proper studying. No body can guarantee that these topics will appear in the actual exam as we have not seen the ACCA exam papers. Examiners are also not predictable, so it is vital that all main syllabus areas are revised fully. Theese tips are based on Kaplan’s experience and understanding of the ACCA exams and will help focus your last minute revision.
Please also read all the Examiner’s Articles which are available on the ACCA Global website .
1-Corporate governance comparison of approaches – public v private sector
2-Conflict of interest and independence
3-Stakeholders and stakeholder claims
4-Effective internal control systems
5-Function and importance of internal audit 6-Risk correlation and strategies for management of such risks
7-Ethical standpoints and their application to business decision
8-Corporate codes of ethics critique and improvements
9-Tucker’s ethical decision making model
10-Corporate Social Responsibility:
–Comparison of approach (profit and not for profit organisations) Integrated reporting
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