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Results: CIOT and ATT exams, Nov '10

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20 January 2011

Categories: ATT , CIOT , education , exam results , exams

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The Association of Tax Technicians and the Chartered Institute of Taxation have announced the results of their most recent examinations, held in November 2010.

Taxation's latest education supplement, produced in association with our sister title, Tax Journal, features full pass lists and a rundown of prizewinners.

Plus, Richard Curtis asks if books have had their day in tax training, Claire Gallagher recommends memory techniques for studying, and Rachael Down talks to previous recipients of ATT and CTA gongs.

Download the 28-page education supplement

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Categories: ATT , CIOT , education , exam results , exams

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