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IFRS Terminology Seminar, City University, London, June 19-20
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Apr 6, 2009

The announcement for this year's IFRS seminar for German-English translators:

"Financial Terminology for Translators: Terminology of Advanced IFRS Financial Reporting Issues"

has now been posted by City University, London:

http://www.city.ac.uk/languages/courses/Financial_Reporting.html

Topics to be addressed include:
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The announcement for this year's IFRS seminar for German-English translators:

"Financial Terminology for Translators: Terminology of Advanced IFRS Financial Reporting Issues"

has now been posted by City University, London:

http://www.city.ac.uk/languages/courses/Financial_Reporting.html

Topics to be addressed include:

- Financial instruments accounting and risk management disclosures
- Accounting for employee benefits (pensions, etc.)
- Accounting for taxes
- Revenue recognition ▲ Collapse
 


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IFRS Terminology Seminar, City University, London, June 19-20






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