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The Investigative Journalists Guide To Company Accounts Second Raj Bairoliya

Name: The Investigative Journalists Guide To Company Accounts Second Raj Bairoliya
SKU: BELL-32736134
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Publisher: Centre for Investigative Journalism

File Extension: PDF

File size: 8.44 MB

Pages: 174

Author: Raj Bairoliya

Language: English

Year: 2018

Edition: Second

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The Investigative Journalists Guide To Company Accounts Second Raj Bairoliya by Raj Bairoliya instant download after payment.

This guide is aimed at investigative journalists who do not work day-to-day with financial matters. By necessity, many complex points have been simplified to illustrate accounting topics of potential journalistic interest.
Throughout this guide, examples have been drawn from published accounts and other publicly available information and commented on by the author.
For the avoidance of doubt, the inclusion of a person, company or entity as an example or illustration does not imply any allegation of wrongdoing.