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School: CCH Professional Development
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Pension schemes audit and accounting
Course Format: Classroom
The pace of change in the pensions world has never been greater. The requirements and duties of all those involved are becoming more complex and the possibilities of fines and disciplinary action are ever increasing. This course will address the practical aspects of handling this as well as providing more detailed technical guidance on accounting and auditing issues and problems. What does th...
 

Accounting Standards Update - UK and International GAAP
Course Format: Classroom
This course will provide an update on recent developments affecting both UK and International accounting standards. The precise content will be determined by progress in implementing the IASB programme and adopting it in the UK but will cover recently published and implemented standards and exposure drafts. The course will ensure delegates: �Appreciate the key features of new statements intern...
 

School: BPP Professional Education
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Finance & Accounting for Legal Professionals
Course Format: Classroom
This course is designed for professionals who require an introduction to the world of finance and accounting. It will help break down some of the terminology barriers and explain the purpose and meaning of the different financial statements. It will also explore some of the more judgemental areas within a set of accounts and alert delegates to common pitfalls. Learning outcomes include obtai...
 

Financial Instruments Accounting for Government
Course Format: Classroom
This course has been designed as a ‘public�course and is open to delegates from all organisations across the Public Sector. We can work with you to prepare a bespoke course exploring the impact on your organisation. Financial Instruments are an area where there may be significant impact in the Public Sector and it is important that accountants from every organisation have an awareness of th...
 

Accounting & Reporting for Charities
Course Format: Classroom
A revised Charities Statement of Recommended Practice (SORP 2005) applies to accounting periods beginning on or after 1 April 2005. SORP 2005 sets out how a charity should report annually on resources entrusted to it and the activities it undertakes. It further hones charity reporting within existing principles. This course provides an introduction to charity accounting and the principles of...
 

Strategic Management Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
The management accountant often has an understated role in an organisation. No longer restrained to the back office, the management accountant plays a fundamental role in supporting senior management and contributing towards business strategy. This course explores the changing role of the management accountant and the concept of the strategic management accountant as well as the environmenta...
 

Resource Accounting & Budgeting
Course Format: Classroom
Resource accounts provide a more accurate and useful picture of the government’s consumption of resources, and better incentives for departments to improve their asset management. Each government department explains how it has used the resources allocated to it by Parliament. This course is aimed at accountants and non-accountants alike in the government sector who need to know more about ho...
 

Management Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
This seminar will give you confidence that you are up to speed with latest developments and an understanding of how you could use them to benefit your business. Learning outcomes include obtaining a greater understanding of: The management information cycle Analysing and understanding multi-dimensional product, customer and channel profit analysis and profit interactions, and the drivers...
 

Accounting & Assurance
Course Format: Classroom
Accounting and Assurance remain central to maintaining confidence in financial markets. It is therefore unsurprising that financial reporting and auditing pronouncements at both UK and international level continue to gain momentum as the regulatory environment is strengthened. Those working within the accounting or audit environment must be fully aware of these pronouncements and their practica...
 

Accounting Update for Analysts & Fund Managers
Course Format: Classroom
EU listed companies must prepare their financial statements using International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS); this has been the biggest ever change in financial reporting. This one-day course explains how financial statements and performance yardsticks used by analysts have been affected. The driving force behind subsequent changes in IFRS is the convergence project between the Internat...
 

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