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CIMA training courses and schools
Chartered Institute of Management Accountants

School: ABAC training
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ACCA, AAT, CIMA, ACA
Course Format: Blended
Accounting courses at all levels!
 

School: De Montfort University
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Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) (Certificate)
Course Format: Classroom
International students study towards CIMA examinations normally for two years full-time with Leicester Business School. We offer tuition for the managerial and strategic level papers, but we do not offer the Foundation Stage examinations at Leicester Business School so you would need to have studied the Foundation Stage examinations elsewhere (in the UK or in your home country) or have been exe...
 

School: Reed Learning
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VAT for accounts in industry and commerce
Course Format: Classroom
All qualified accountants who are working in industry and commerce. Numbers attending are limited to twenty-five so that specific problems can be addressed. Course Overview Introduction Why VAT is not just an administrative bore The penalties for getting it wrong and what they could cost you Where to find the law; handling a Customs’ visit How the law changes; the...
 

Treasury management Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
Accountants, treasury and financial managers, and internal auditors needing a practical overview of the key issues associated with treasury management, particularly financial managers who have recently or are about to inherit new or increased treasury management responsibilities. Course Overview Introduction to treasury management what is treasury management? importance of treasury ...
 

Sarbanes Oxley
Course Format: Classroom
Financial, corporate governance and internal audit professionals in companies affected now or in the future by the Sarbanes Oxley legislation. This currently covers all the UK activities of US domestic listed companies. In the future, the requirements will also apply to the activities of all foreign listed companies that have either a primary or secondary listing on a US Market. Course O...
 

Financial Reporting in France and Germany
Course Format: Classroom
The programme has been designed for commercial, industrial and practising accountants who are concerned with the preparation, audit or interpretation of the financial statements of European companies. Course Overview Factors affecting French and German companies and their financial reporting, such as financing and legal systems The commercial code and the accounting plan The...
 

Faster financial closing
Course Format: Classroom
Financial managers responsible for the closing process in their organisations and/or those with responsibility for identifying and exploiting e-business opportunities within the finance function. The course is of particular relevance to delegates from larger organisations or those companies whose closing processes are time consuming and/or inefficient . Course Overview Why is faster finan...
 

Receivables Management
Course Format: Classroom
Credit management and finance leaders responsible for cash collections �both formulating the strategy and managing the activity. Course Overview Taking a comprehensive approach to receivables management Step 1 - Managing the risk of acquiring new customers Step 2 - Proactive usage monitoring Step 3 - Effective billing Step 4 - Optimising cash collected Step ...
 

Corporate governance, CSR and audit risk
Course Format: Classroom
Introduction to the concepts and management issues Principles of corporate governance Combined Code: Code principles and provisions; practical considerations Implementing corporate governance in an organisation Audit committees: terms of reference; role and responsibilities Statutory Operating & Financial Review - implications for governance Company law reform - statutory considerat...
 

Company Accounting in the USA
Course Format: Classroom
Scale of differences between US and UK accounting The relationships between accounting, law and tax in the US US institutions: SEC, FASB, AICPA, SEC regulations/FASB standards Preliminary study of US annual reports: formats, terms, etc US GAAP on asset valuation and impairment Other revenue recognition, important accounting differences eg inventory leas...
 

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