Student of Neptune Edification bags the Sri Lankan prize for taxation in ACCA
In a resounding endorsement of its commitment to excellence in finance education, Thanish Mahmudh Farook, student of Neptune Edification was the proud recipient of the Sri Lankan prize for Taxation of The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) December 2018 examination.
Having taught over 600 plus students since commencing it’s operations, Neptune prides itself on its relatively short but very successful journey that counts plenty of achievements along the way. Speaking of their recent success Ms. Krishni Balasubramaniam, Director of Neptune Edification voiced “Once again, our students have proven their impressive capabilities and we are hugely proud of this fantastic achievement. This performance also reflects the top quality of our faculty, which is comprised of some of the most experienced ACCA tutors in the country. Our success is down to our commitment in giving students first- class tuition, an outstanding classroom experience and the best administrative support that we possibly can.”
A delighted Thanish stated “I am very happy about attaining the Sri Lanka prize for Taxation. Taxation was one of my favorite subjects among the ACCA subjects I have completed so far. I chose ACCA as it was the best choice for my career in Finance and I chose Neptune Edification to pursue ACCA as it is the best place to learn ACCA. I have received tremendous support from my lecturers and admin staff throughout my time at Neptune Edification.”
Ms. Nil us ha Ran a sing he, Country Head of ACCA
Sri Lanka and Maldives endorsed “ACCA is the leading global body for professional accountantsand employers rely on us to groom future industry professionals who can contribute value to their organizations. Than is h‘s accomplishment in achieving the highest score for the Taxation showcases the outstanding ability of ACCA students here in Sri Lanka and demonstrates the strength and commitment of the tuition providers that we have chosen to be the brand ambassadors of ACCA in the country.”