ACCA, CIMA and ICAEW Assignment Help UK

What we do and do not support

Inside that boundary there is a lot we can legitimately help with. It is usually the part candidates find hardest: sustained technical writing that reads like a professional report rather than an exam answer.

The ACCA Research and Analysis Project

The RAP, submitted through Oxford Brookes for the BSc in Applied Accounting, is where most ACCA candidates need genuine writing support. It is a 7,500-word research project plus a skills and learning statement, and the failure rate reflects how different it is from exam technique.

• Topic selection from the approved list, matched to a company with genuinely available financial data.
• Research question defined narrowly enough to answer within the word count.
• Financial analysis with ratios interpreted rather than tabulated, and benchmarked against a real competitor and sector medians.
• Business analysis applying an appropriate model — PESTLE, Porter or SWOT — with the choice justified.
• Information gathering and referencing to the standard required, which trips up candidates used to exam conditions.
• The Skills and Learning Statement, which is reflective writing and unlike anything else in the ACCA syllabus.

Technical accuracy

Accountancy work is marked by qualified accountants. An old standard or an out-of-date tax rate stands out immediately. So we check every piece of technical content against the rules that applied in the relevant period.

• IFRS as adopted for use in the UK, and FRS 102 or FRS 105 where UK GAAP applies.
• UK tax rates and thresholds for the correct tax year — corporation tax, income tax, NIC, VAT registration limits and capital allowances.
• ISAs (UK) for audit and assurance work, including the revised ISA 315 and ISA 240.
• The ACCA and IESBA Codes of Ethics, applied through the threats-and-safeguards framework rather than quoted as a list of principles.
• Companies Act 2006 requirements where the assignment concerns directors, reporting or distributions.

CIMA case study preparation

CIMA case study exams at Operational, Management and Strategic level test how well you pull the whole syllabus together under a pre-seen scenario. We build preparation material against that pre-seen: industry analysis, the issues likely to come up, model answers to practice tasks, and structured answer plans. You arrive knowing the context properly.

To be explicit: this is study material produced in advance from the publicly released pre-seen. We provide nothing during the examination itself.