ACA Tax compliance and BPT exams

Part one pretty standard.
Part two, capital goods scheme and small amount of SDLT. Messed up the CGS formula but I think they'll be able to see where I went wrong and I definitely got the payable/receivable part right. SDLT and OTT nice and simple.
CGT, did the Turkish guy in the question actually have zero CGT payable after deduction of DTR? I think I must have done something wrong...although maybe I hadn't and they were leading us into showing us that if it was done by the remittance basis he would be charged on the sale of the UK property because the small amount of gain there wouldn't be sweeped up by the annual exemption?
IHT seemed alright except for the last question, forgot that charity is 10% of your net chargeable estate so it's after deducting BRB, plus you had to figure out the payable amount in reverse. Think it wasn't a huge amount of marks and I did remember the 10%/36% rule and calculated the rest fine as well as doing the net gain (increased charitable giving less amount saved from higher IHT band). Wish they could've just given us a standard pro forma question.
CT....forgot the rules about loss and gain groups so there's 7 marks down the drain and losses were a write-off. Nice and easy rollover relief question and capital allowances though.
Income tax...funny having to reduce the personal allowance, takes me back to pricinples of taxation lol. I don't think there is that much difference between cash basis and accruals basis when it comes to tax except for things like the capital allowances?
Didn't appreciate a child benefit charge question at the very end but I had run out time by then anyway haha

I found the TC exam really hard, especially in comparison to past sittings. Completely ran out of time as my software was incredibly slow and laggy and wouldn't let me copy and paste properly. I'll be resitting in September