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Noola


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Has anyone completed this? Its where you choose an accounting system either manual or software (I think) and look at ways to improve it and how to get this across in a report. I was wondering if my choice of accounting system to write about would be ok. I have decided to go with Sage Payroll and the new RTI edition as we know lots of things have gone wrong with it and I know of lots of ways the system could be improved.

In terms of this being marked, the person that marks it may not be familiar with RTI and I'm not sure if this would cause a problem.



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Sharon Eyre


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I did this last year, I dont think they need to know about the system itself-the actual content is what you will be assessed on so as long as you detail your findings etc you will be fine



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Thanks Sharon x

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