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    Entity: | Vietcombank | | Period ended: | 31/12/2012 | Significant class of transactions/significant disclosure process name: | Credit origination - Transaction processing | | Significant class of transactions/ significant disclosure process owner: | Credit Policty at HODebt management division Client Division | | We obtain an understanding of the significant classes of transactions (SCOTs) and significant disclosure processes to identify and understand the risks of material misstatement

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    accounting process. 1. Identifying the financial transaction a business may perform several transactions. Of which‚ only financial transactions are recorded in accounts. In the first step of the accounting process‚ therefore‚ financial transactions are identified. Financial transactions are those which are expressed in monetary terms. 2. Recording of Financial Transactions In the second step of accounting process‚ all financial transactions performed by the business are systematically recorded

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    accurately evaluate how sentencing and punishment attempts to balance the rights of victims‚ offenders and society”. Poor question. This question starts after an offender has been found guilty and is to be sentenced. This is the key part of the Legal Studies syllabus that pertains to the question: 4. Sentencing and punishment • statutory and judicial guidelines • the purposes of punishment: deterrence (specific and general)‚ retribution‚ rehabilitation‚ incapacitation • factors affecting a

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    Waterside Dispute 1951

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    Waterside Dispute 1951 Hayley Ross 13SA 1951 was post war and the country was booming economically‚ for this reason the cost of living was rising substantially. The federation of Labour took out a general wage order through the Arbitration Court and promised everyone in the unions covered by this court to a 15% pay rise. This was meant to include the watersiders‚ but the Waterfront Industry Commission was in control of the watersider’s wages‚ they broke this promise of a pay rise and said that

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    ! Case Study 6 Foreign exchange hedging strategies at General Motors: Transactional and translational exposures ! General Motors (GM) was the largest automaker in the world‚ and the unit sales in 2001 was 8.5 million vehicles which occupied 15.1% of the total vehicle market. With the expansion through the world‚ GM faced more risk in the foreign exchange (FX). In other world‚ it would create gains or losses due to the changes in FX rate. According to the exhibit 2 and exhibit 3‚ Latin

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    Resnick 4e CHAPTER 8 Management of Transaction Exposure Three Types of Exposure Forward Market Hedge Money Market Hedge Options Market Hedge Hedging Foreign Currency Payables Forward Contracts Money Market Instruments Currency Options Contracts Cross-Hedging Minor Currency Exposure Hedging Contingent Exposure Hedging Recurrent Exposure with Swap Contracts Hedging through Invoice Currency Hedging via Lead and Lag Exposure Netting International Finance in Practice: Riding Shifting

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    University of Strathclyde Law School RESOLVING CONSTRUCTION DISPUTES THROUGH ARBITRATION: AN OVERVIEW OF TANZANIAN LEGAL FRAMEWORK By George Mandepo Reg. No. 200957963 Supervisor: Dr. Bryan Clark Dissertation Submitted for the Degree of LLM in Construction Law‚ September 2010. George Mandepo Reg. 200957963 DECLARATION AND COPYRIGHT This thesis is the result of the author’s original research. It has been composed by the author and has not been previously submitted for examination

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    and 120K advanced rental and a stipulation that in case the parties will not agree as to the terms and conditions of the final contract of lease‚ the pre-lease contract shall be declared null and void and the petitioner shall return the deposit plus legal interest. Before final occupancy‚ the petitioner declared the pre-lease contract null and void‚ leased the premises to another lessee and offered to return the 150K deposit. Private respondents refused to accept so that petitioner was prompted to make

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    FCT v Bargwanna [2012] HCA 11 (29 March 2012)1: A case on the taxation and administration of charitable trusts Overview of income tax exemption and charitable entities What is income tax? The answer may be simple. Further‚ basic understanding on definition of income is capable of answering why a charitable entity has optional privileges in its income tax obligation. The main reason for this special treatment is because its ’nature of charitable purposes’ arguably reflects its non-profit orientation

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    Indo Pak Water Dispute

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    managing surface water are especially complex in South Asia. River basins—the ultimate source of all water used in households‚ agriculture and industry (like hydropower companies)‚ as well as the receptors of most wastewater 2—often transgress international borders. Since actions upstream can lead to disruption of the natural flow of rivers‚ water pollution‚ diversion of the waters with the occasional threat of even blocking the flow of water‚ water sharing can often lead to political tensions and

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