ICAEW CFAB Principles of Tax

Entry to the ICAEW CFAB qualification does not require any prior qualifications. After passing all 6 exams, you become eligible for entry into the ICAEW qualification.

The ICAEW CFAB (Certificate in Finance, Accounting and Business) qualification is a internationally recognised certificate that teaches essential knowledge in business, finance and accounting.

It comprises six exams that cover key aspects of financial and management accounting.

Upon completion, it provides a pathway to the ICAEW qualification.

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The ICAEW (Institute of chartered accountants in England and Wales) Chartered Accountant qualification, the ACA, is one of the most advanced learning and professional development programmes available. It is valued around the world in business, practice and the public sector.

It involves passing a series of exams, gaining relevant work experience, and fulfilling professional ethics requirements, thereby preparing candidates for senior roles in accountancy, management, and consultancy.

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You can take the six exams in any order. However, we would recommend taking the accounting paper before the assurance paper.

To sit for your exams and achieve the qualification, you must register as an ICAEW CFAB student with the ICAEW.

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