Seminar Report

Seminar: Accounting for non-accountants Thursday 12 March 2009 Park Plaza Riverbank, London, SE1 Venue Partner Supported by
Institute welcomes delegates to Accounting for non-accountants This seminar on 12 March was designed for anyone bemused by the jargon and the mysterious world of accounts and figures. With in-depth analysis covering a range of topics from the basics of accounting to the importance of governance, delegates reviewed the details they need to understand this focus. The day provided a simple, clear overview that condensed a wealth of information into one targeted and practical session packed with tips to put into practice right away. “We were delighted to welcome many of you to the ‘Accounting for non-accountants’ seminar offering a chance for delegates, speakers and partners to debate practical solutions with key-note speakers and accounting experts.” Commented Paul Neale, Institute president.     Paul Samrah, Chartered Accountant and Partner at Kingston Smith kicked off the seminar presenting his insights on Understanding Accounts for Non-Accountants with discussions including the Relevance of Accounts, Basis of Preparing Accounts and Auditor’s Report.     Reza Motazedi, Head of the Charity & Not for Profit Group, Vantis continued the seminar with an overview of how to maintain and build good governance and the principles of governance that associations need to follow. The seminar was followed shortly by a networking lunch.		View presentations made at this event: Good Governance Accounting for non-accountants > Request a copy of Paul Samrah's presentation Note: These presentations are not refereed publications and IofAM assumes no liability for the information contained within. The opinions expressed are those of the presenting authors and do not necessarily reflect those of IofAM or its representatives.