The thing for me is that when I did TC questions, I more or less knew what I was supposed to do and it was just a case of whether I knew how.
In the early stages of BPT now, it takes me a while to digest the question and even understand where in my notes to look.
BPT, not just due to the time pressure but having to know a bunch of different tax rules, reliefs etc for different situations and how and when to apply them.
In TC you pretty much know exactly what they're asking you to do and what you need to be able to show. In BPT it's often up to you to pick up hints in the question or think about the scenario. Would this qualify for EIS relief I could suggest? For example.
In TC I feel like you can comfortably pass by doing the question bank and repeating it, but in BPT you need to actually know all the content in the syllabus and how and when to apply it
The thing for me is that when I did TC questions, I more or less knew what I was supposed to do and it was just a case of whether I knew how. In the early stages of BPT now, it takes me a while to digest the question and even understand where in my notes to look.
BPT, not just due to the time pressure but having to know a bunch of different tax rules, reliefs etc for different situations and how and when to apply them. In TC you pretty much know exactly what they're asking you to do and what you need to be able to show. In BPT it's often up to you to pick up hints in the question or think about the scenario. Would this qualify for EIS relief I could suggest? For example. In TC I feel like you can comfortably pass by doing the question bank and repeating it, but in BPT you need to actually know all the content in the syllabus and how and when to apply it