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Peasie


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The ICB said they would let us know what was in the syllabus for Level IV in September. Your running out of time ICB. The clock is ticking.

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It'll be interesting to see what the syllabus includes and what difference it makes to the services a bookkeeper can offer.

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Not there first thing today.....

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Still not there.........

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john Boy wrote:

Still not there.........

I was going to bump this thread last night as I knew James from the ICB was coming back from his holiday on the 5th. 

 



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I was speaking to him earlier today, he is very cross about this and said he was going to cancel all our ICB memberships............only kidding, or am I?  devil.gif

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Hello all,

This could possibly be my fault as I was not here to talk about the examination process.

Have been told it should be live today/tomorrow.

Sorry for the delay, great demand we are getting for it though!

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Must be tomorrow then! lol

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sing.giftomorrow, tomorrow... I love you, tomorrow sing.gif

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Stop being mean no

Only kidding, yes bit late, it is coming out in the Newsletter tonight, but will probably be online later today.

I will re post when it is up.

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note to self - stop being mean! lol

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smile Its on the ICB website now!

-- Edited by Jymlyn on Thursday 7th of October 2010 07:14:43 PM

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Hello,

Just had a look at the new level iv, looks an interesting set of exams, just realised that they also have a level iii legal bookkeeper one too.

Does anyone know when you can take these exams, and also what level it is equivalent too?

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Interesting reading, I'm a little surprised that the Drafting Financial Statements is based around SSAP's & Frs's. I was expecting the syllabus to use IFRs's and covering IFRSSE would have been beneficial.

-- Edited by ADAS on Thursday 7th of October 2010 08:13:42 PM

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Hi Tony,

Agree. UK GAAP is on the way out now so by the time one would finish these studies could start it over again with IFRS and IFRSSME

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Hi Attila,

Bit odd isn't it. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but can't non-listed companies already use IFRS and also Co's House / HMRC accept accounts prepared under this framework. Why not teach it now?

As you stated bud - it will have to change in time for Jan 2013 ?!?!



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I agree about UK GAAP, but overall i think it looks good.

The inclusion of cashflow statements in the DFS module seems odd as these are only a requirement for medium sized companies under the companies act. These companies have to be audited which a member of the ICB can not do, so an ICB member would never have to do this in a set of financial statements.



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cashflow is part of the full set of accounts in ifrssme what is for small companies so maybe this still will give you a good basis for ifrs in the future.

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