ACCA TX Pass Rate
TX has the highest pass rate of the session-based Applied Skills papers, though that does not make it a soft paper.
ACCA TX (Taxation (UK)) · June 2026 sitting, the most recent reported
TX pass rate by sitting
| Sitting | TX pass rate |
|---|---|
| June 2026 | 55% |
| March 2026 | 53% |
| December 2025 | 55% |
Previously F6. If you arrived here searching for the F6 pass rate, this is the right paper. ACCA renamed its exams in 2018 and F6 Taxation became TX. Note that tax rates change with each Finance Act, so old F6 material goes out of date faster than the code change.
ACCA reports pass rates for session-based papers at all four sittings, so TX has a figure for March, June, September and December each year.
Why TX's pass rate looks like this
TX has held in the low-to-mid 50s for several years, which puts it at the top of the session-based Applied Skills group. The paper rewards structured preparation because the computations follow a predictable shape once you know the pro formas.
What catches candidates out is precision rather than concept. Rates, thresholds and reliefs change with each Finance Act, and marks are lost on out-of-date figures and on the arithmetic detail of a computation whose method was correct.
TX is a session-based exam, so ACCA reports its pass rate at all four sittings. Check which Finance Act applies to your sitting before you start revising.
How TX compares
TX runs roughly 14 points above PM and 8 above AA. Among the session papers it is the most approachable, but it is also the one where using the wrong year's tax rates costs marks that felt earned.
For the full table across all nine ACCA papers, see the ACCA pass rates page.
The pass rate describes the cohort, not you. TX has 150 free practice questions on GoQualified with worked explanations for every answer and a timed mock exam mode. Start TX practice →
June 2026 figures are taken directly from ACCA's own results announcement (accaglobal.com news, published 13 July 2026); earlier sittings from ACCA's official pass-rate pages. Checked 28 August 2026. ACCA publishes updated figures after every sitting, so always confirm the current numbers at accaglobal.com before relying on them. Also for this paper: TX formula sheet and common TX mistakes. GoQualified is not affiliated with ACCA.