The Taxation Hungary (TX HUN) exam variant was withdrawn following the June 2026 session.
What this means for you
There was no regulatory requirement to complete the Hungary variant of the exam, so these changes do not impact recognition of the ACCA Qualification in any way.
If you were intending on taking the TX HUN exam, you have the flexibility of selecting any of our other TX variants. For example, you may wish to select the UK variant which many students in Hungary already take and is available in all of our four exam sessions.
If you have already passed the TX HUN exam, there is no change to the recognition of your pass.
What to do if you failed TX HUN in June 2026
We know that it’s disappointing to fail an exam. But it’s important to remember that failing an exam is a setback, and not a defeat. Here are some steps you can take to move forward with your resit for the TX HUN exam to set you up for exam success.
Rectifiying knowledge gaps for TX UK
The TX UK syllabus and study guide has been updated for the June 2026 – March 2027 syllabus year. The table below shows a summary of recommended resources you can use to prepare for this examination.
Recommended resources
| Syllabus and study guide | The syllabus and study guide is designed to help with planning study and to provide detailed information on what could be assessed in any examination session. |
| ACCA Study Hub | The ACCA Study Hub is an exclusive digital platform providing free access to study materials for students globally. It contains free online study content which covers the full syllabus, short quizzes to test understanding as you progress through the chapters, and practice and revision questions and flashcards to help you prepare for your exam. |
| Technical articles | Library of articles, videos and podcasts, to help you develop broader insights into the subject. |
Exam technique
Good exam technique makes a big difference in the exam. Visit the ACCA Practice Platform to view the TX UK specimen exam and familiarise yourself with the TX UK exam. You can also practice using the TX UK past exams, practice exams, and mock exam.
Practice under timed conditions, plan your answers before writing, and follow the mark allocation to ensure balanced responses. Use clear, structured answers and avoid over-explaining lower-mark questions. The TX UK examiner’s reports provide great insights into common mistakes and best practices. We recommend to use these and read the mind of the marker article along with question practice in the Practice Platform.
Other useful links
