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The high cost of structured CPE: myth and reality

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The do-it-yourself (DIY) approach to continuing professional education (CPE) is an alternative method of obtaining structured CPE courses at a lower cost. Despite its relatively low cost, as valuated in time, money and disruption of work, most companies remain wary of DIY technique because of perceived expenses, such as staffed in-house training centers, in establishing a structured content. However, such facilities do not have to be costly because internally-generated ideas, experience, knowledge and opinions can significantly help participants improve their skills and abilities. The high cost of technical materials can be minimized by using articles in accountancy publications, notes from outside training, television programs and sources from within the company. Maintenance of professional standards, organization and a disciplined meeting structures guarantee the success of DIY CPE.

Planning, Professional education, Continuing education, Employer-supported education, Employer supported education

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Cash Flow: The Reality after the Honeymoon

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Company liquidations show no sign of abating. Cash flow management remains a crucial problem. The experiences of recently bought-out companies provide lessons for all. Most of the buyouts surveyed have experienced substantial sales and profit growth and have been free from cash flow problems. In a number of circumstances, the form of ownership does have a effect. Problems relate predominantly to parental control of banking facilities and debtor management, and to the ability of bought-out companies to generate sufficient funds to meet long-term financial commitments.

Cash management

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The cash flow question: Cash flow statement questions can earn you very high marks - technique is the key

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The ACCA Paper 13 examination standard question on group cash flow statements is assessed, showing ways in which students can approach this type of problem.

Tests, problems and exercises, Accounting

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