CII AF1: Calculation Workbook
- This is for you if… you need help with the calculation aspect of your AF1 exam
- Free AF1 calculation workbook taster
- Over 110 pages of calculation questions and answers
- Full step-by-step answers for every question
- Detailed explanations for each answer
- Cross-references to the relevant CII study text
- Kept up to date to reflect changes to the exam syllabus and tax year
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AF1 PDF Calculation Workbook
Valid for examinations from 1 September 2024 to 31 August 2025
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Valid for examinations from 1 September 2024 to 31 August 2025
What calculations are included?
- Income Tax
- National Insurance Contributions
- Capital Gains Tax
- Inheritance Tax
- Self Assessment
- Taxation of Investments
- Taxation of Trusts
How will the AF1 PDF calculation workbook help me to pass?
Many CII AF1 exam-takers lose vital marks when it comes to performing calculations as they haven’t nailed down the exact process and order in which to perform the calculations, and haven’t spent enough time practising them.
The number of marks gained or lost on calculation questions can make the difference between a pass and a fail. Just a little more time taken on calculations during the revision period can give you the confidence you need to perform the calculations that are likely to come up in your exam so that you know you will gain top marks on all those calculation questions.
Unfortunately, not enough calculation practice and help are given in the CII AF1 material. Our calculation workbook for AF1 solves this problem by helping you decipher and extract the necessary information from a calculation question and provides calculation questions with full step-by-step answers, detailed explanations, and cross-references to the relevant CII study text.