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Ray2000


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Which professional magazines should I be reading to keep my knowledge up to date. I'm currently studying ICB level one.



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Stuff... that'll show you all the great gadgets to buy to make your office a fun place to work in.

Other than that, I dont really know of any professional magazines for Bookkeepers in the UK.

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Hi Ray,

PQ magazine which is THE publication for part qualified accountants. Delivered monthly and it's free.

Also the ACCA magazine which is available to view online on the ACCAGlobal website.

Yes, I know that both of the above are accountancy magazines but they give you insight into the business and PQ magazine gives real insight into the accountancy bodies, training providers and study text publishers.

Of the two the ACCA one is the one to go to for technical articles and PQ magazine is good for business gossip.

HTH,

Shaun.



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Hi Ray. Some of the online mags are good source of information too, such as accountingweb. Dalbir

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Thanks - will check them out.

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