Internal Contro in Accounting System - 8245 Words

Internal control and accounting systemsFor use in the AAT Accounting Qualification | R2271 Cookridge Carpets | Assessment book | Time allowed: Four months Note: Your report must be written/typed, completed and submitted for formal assessment within four months. You will have four more opportunities to submit further supporting evidence at the discretion of your assessor. Please discuss this with your assessor. AAT Level 4 Diploma in Accounting | QCF qual ref | SCQF qual ref | QCF unit ref | SCQF unit ref | Internal control and accounting systems | 500/8323/5 | R079 04 | | | * Principles of internal control | | | D/600/4960 | U395 04 | * Evaluating accounting systems | | | H/600/4961 | U396 04 | Assessment†¦show more content†¦1.5 Candidate conduct for invigilated assessments Candidates must: 1.5.1 Enter a security code on LearnPlus in order to access the Assessment book. The invigilator will provide the security code at the beginning of the assessment. 1.5.2 Download and save the Assessment book file to their desktop and rename the file as follows: membership number, surname, forename, assessment short code (for example BAI, FNST) and date of assessment. 1.5.3 Upload and submit the completed Assessment book and assessment documents to LearnPlus within the allocated time. It is the candidate’s responsibility to ensure they have uploaded the correct file(s) before removing/deleting all locally saved copies from their desktop at the end of the assessment. Candidates may not: 1.5.4 Ask other candidates or the assessor for help; assessments submissions must be the candidate’s own unaided work. 1.5.5 Refer to reference materials or use any electronic device other than a standard non-programmable calculator. 1.5.6 Remove items from the assessment room including paper allocated for rough work. 1.5.7 Make copies of live assessment materials. To do so is considered misconduct and a breach of AAT assessment rules and regulations (see 1.9.1 and 1.9.2). 1.6 Candidate conduct for non-invigilated assessments 1.6.1 See 1.5.2, 1.5.3, 1.5.7 and 1.5.8. 1.7 Breaks during theShow MoreRelatedInternal Contro in Accounting System8245 Words   |  33 PagesInternal control and accounting systemsFor use in the AAT Accounting Qualification | R2271 Cookridge Carpets | Assessment book | Time allowed: Four months Note: Your report must be written/typed, completed and submitted for formal assessment within four months. You will have four more opportunities to submit further supporting evidence at the discretion of your assessor. Please discuss this with your assessor. 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You will have four more opportunities to submit further supporting evidence at the discretion of your assessor. Please discuss this with your assessor. AAT Level 4 Diploma in Accounting | QCF qual ref | SCQF qual ref | QCF unit ref | SCQF unit ref | Internal control and accounting systems | 500/8323/5 | R079 04 | | | * Principles of internal control | | | D/600/4960 | U395 04 | * Evaluating accounting systems | | | H/600/4961 | U396 04 | Assessment conduct†¦show more content†¦Guidance Your report will form your assessment for the learning and assessment area Internal Control and Accounting Systems that comprises the following two QCF units: * Evaluating Accounting Systems * Principles of Internal Control You should map your report to these units by page and paragraph number to ensure that you cover all the assessment criteria (see Appendix 1 – Mapping of report to outcomes and criteria). You will be assessed on your formal business report, which your assessor can review a maximum of five times. Your report must be written/typed, completed and submitted for formal assessment within four months. You may have four further opportunities to submit additional supporting evidence at the discretion of your assessor. Please discuss this with your assessor. There may also be a final interview required with your assessor. If you are judged to be not yet competent at that stage, you will need to complete a new report based on a different case study. Assessors will conduct a final interview with Distance Learning candidates. To access general guidance on report writing and report content, log into your MyAAT account on the AAT website, http://aat.org.uk/myaat Assessment Tasks You have just been employed to work as the Senior Accounts Clerk at Cookridge Carpets, a carpets, soft furnishings and beds dealershipShow MoreRelatedInternal Contro in Accounting System8245 Words   |  33 PagesInternal control and accounting systemsFor use in the AAT Accounting Qualification | R2271 Cookridge Carpets | Assessment book | Time allowed: Four months Note: Your report must be written/typed, completed and submitted for formal assessment within four months. You will have four more opportunities to submit further supporting evidence at the discretion of your assessor. Please discuss this with your assessor. 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Determinants of Gross Domestic Saving in Ethiopia a Time...

Determinants of Gross Domestic Saving in Ethiopia: a time series analysis Kidane Badeg Contact: Kidane Badeg MoFED P.o.Box 1905, Addis Ababa , Ethiopia Email: kbadeg@mofed.gov.et Abstract The study conduct a time series analysis of the determinants of gross domestic saving in Ethiopia using co-integration and error correction econometric modeling(ECM), and employed data for the period of 1971-2009 collected from National bank of Ethiopia (NBE), MOFED, CSA and world bank on annual base. The study revealed that GPCI, DR, INF, GTR and GGDS1-t significant influence on GDS in cointegration model. Further more GPC, INF, GTR and GGDS1-t are also significant in ECM model while PCI, RIR and GM2 showed insignificant coefficient in both†¦show more content†¦This is, therefore, that Keynes (1936) said saving become to be seen as potentially disruptive to the economy and harmful to social warfare as it reduce one component of demand, consumption, with out increase investment and it may cause inadequate demand and hence out put and employment lower than the capacity of the economy. This failure may attribute to variety of reasons including wage rigidity, liquidity prefer ence and fixed capital coefficient in production (Modigliani 1986). Despite the importance of saving for economic growth, saving rate is lower to finance the domestic investment in most developing countries. Sub Sahara Africa has low gross domestic saving (18% its GDP) when compare to South Asia, 26% and newly industrialized countries 43% in 2005 (IMF, 2007). For Ethiopia, during the imperial era, gross domestic saving as a percent of GDP was 11% on average. After the socialist state took power in 1974 there were expectations to wards the increment of saving by eliminating the luxury life style of the ruling classes. In actual fact the policy of imposing capital ceiling became a serious disincentive to saving class and further encouraged conspicuous consumption (Befekadu and Birhanu, 2000). 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Family Honor Free Essays

Family honor is romeo and juliet is represented by the constant attempts to preserve family pride from both houses. This defense and pride causes many deaths and deeper problems that are passed down from generation to generation. In the first scene of romeo and juliet, the montagues and capulets come across each other, and because of the deep rooted hatred they have for each other’s fmilies, they taunt one another and begin to fight. We will write a custom essay sample on Family Honor or any similar topic only for you Order Now This fight worsens the already tarnished relationship the two houses share. Tybalt, a capulet, holds a strong place in defending his family’s honor. It is so strong that he even enjoys it. Like Tybalt, the Montegues are fueled by their hatred for one another. What they don’t realize is that this hatred only challenges each other’s family honor. Family honor is not always such a negative thing. This can similarly occur outside fiction as well. In my family, there has been little representation of family honor. For example, moving around at such a high rate, we have been unable to develop feuds with other families. There were bits of family honor in my life. At school I was against telling anyone details about what was going on in my home life in an attempt to protect and defend my family’s honor. This often was unsuccessful. Though, the type of family honor show in my life differed from the family honor shown in Romeo and Juliet. All in all, there is a distinct representation of famly honor in Romeo and juliet. This honor can also be shown in real life. This completely depends on the family and what family honor means to them. For me, family honor is not a huge factor in my life. This does not mean I do not have family pride. I cannot relate much to romeo and juliet. How to cite Family Honor, Papers