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chapters 7 and 8. Do the text homework plus activities.

Quiz and extra quiz before attempting the progress test.

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Review recap first 2 chapters.

Ensure extra activities flagged are have been completed.

Watch videos and review quiz areas for next test!

check both bud an Padlet

Create a list of question to email in before day 2 so I can resolve.

feel free to read ahead for day 2 chapters 3 and 4

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what to do next

finish the activities handouts

watch videos

review quiz areas

if you have questions email me any time

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What to do next.

Recap chapters 3 and 4

Watch videos and quiz areas.

Do activities and questions around chapters.

Do you have any questions - email them to Janice. Next week is chapters 5 and 6

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longer questions solutions with a marking guide

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longer questions solutions with a marking guide

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Your individual study planner and reflection - taking ownership of your workload

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these are the great notes we will go through

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Accountancy or taxation professionals are recognised around the world as respected leaders in accountancy, taxation, finance and business. From providing strategic business advice to audited financial statements or driving mergers and acquisitions, a career as an Accountancy or taxation professional can be diverse and challenging; it’s not just about putting numbers into a spreadsheet. Accountancy or taxation professionals use technical knowledge, skills and experience to lead organisations and people to make responsible and sustainable financial decisions. They are required to act in the public interest and must therefore maintain the highest standards of professional conduct and competency; upholding ethical behaviour and integrity at all times.

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Starter questions Criminal or Civil student q

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Examples of delegated legislation

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Jans extras on Judicial

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Home work for larger question - not more than 30 words

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basic key concepts

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pick a role :-)

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negligent misstatement

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The agency debate 2 sides of the story

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Given the flexibility for LW (on-demand CBE in many places), you may have more choice than fixed paper-based exams. If your jurisdiction allows LW to be sat any time (rather than only in the four main sessions), you might book it at your convenience. But if it’s tied to the four main sessions in your country, you’ll aim for March, June, September or December.

Roughly, for each session:

Early entry: about 6 months before

Standard entry: about 3 months before

Late entry: about 1 month before

(Exact dates are published each year on the ACCA website.)

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exam technique

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Free ACCA & CIMA online courses from OpenTuition

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LW ENG Revision Mock Exam - ACCA Corporate and Business Law

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LW ENG Revision Mock Exam - ACCA Corporate and Business Law (English variant)

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This time around, disruption to supply chains has also increased the risk of bribery and corruption as critical items became scarce, says Wilson Ang, a dispute resolution partner at the law firm Norton Rose Fulbright Singapore.

'In these circumstances, a 'grey market' may arise and business functions, such as procurement, may resort to improper conduct in an attempt to obtain items,' he says, adding that employees who are under pressure to meet unrealistic targets could resort to accounting fraud or financial misaccounting.

Stress test for security

Ang suggests that companies stress-test their existing compliance policies and procedures to ensure that they are digitalised. 'In-person compliance training should be moved to online training and continue to be rolled out,' he says, adding that it is critical that compliance programmes run as if it were business as usual.

He emphasises that decisions to defer or modify compliance initiatives must be defensible and properly documented, so that they can be justified to stakeholders and regulators. Putting in place whistleblowing hotlines can also help.

Meanwhile, internal audit functions should be made aware of the heightened risks of white-collar crime during this period, with finance professionals building additional checks into audit mechanisms to ensure that any weaknesses in a company's systems and controls are identified. There are also concerns about the sophistication of criminals who are devising complicated ways of circumventing laws and compliance checks by making it harder to assess their culture and integrity.

'Companies ought to be building an improved compliance programme to include new risks such as business continuity, ownership changes, government interactions and others to prepare in advance for the long-term consequences of the pandemic,' says the Red Flag Group, a Hong Kong-based integrity and compliance risk firm.

Focus on internal control

Accounting professionals can play a more active role in preventing losses to activities such as fraud and embezzlement, even when it becomes more difficult to effectively carry out due diligence.

Kong suggests that accountants in business pay extra attention to internal control systems during the lockdown. Special work or approval arrangements with loopholes - for example, fewer levels of approval for expenses - may have been rapidly developed and implemented. These procedures may be open to misuse or easily be circumvented, he warns.

'Even if the procedural changes may not have the bugs worked out, accountants and companies should still perform effective evaluation to identify potential gaps in the system to minimise risks,' Kong says.

Accountants in public practice, such as auditors, may also need to spend more time assessing their clients' control environments to determine if there have been changes that may present threats to the integrity of clients' operations. These could result in material misstatements to financial statements.

'Accountants can assume the watchdog role of auditors, exercising professional scepticism when in doubt,' Kong says. 'They should maintain a sceptical mindset, alert to situations which may suggest possible fraud, embezzlement and other crime.'

Challenge assertions

With this in mind, accountants can challenge inconsistent or unsupportable assertions and determine whether the supporting evidence is sufficient to persuade them about the proper treatment of the transaction. In these unprecedented times, accountants need to understand what types of activities may be susceptible to fraud and take the initiative to dig deeper into any suspicious results or activities.

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At times of economic crisis, white-collar crime rises and, as the Covid-19 pandemic continues, accountants have a key role in ensuring due diligence and compliance

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British Values

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Access Pensions Presentation January 2026

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my notes from class

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Solution of all mocks - ( no mock 3 as it is a repeat of mock 2)

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Solution of all mocks - ( no mock 3 as it is a repeat of mock 2)

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Watch videos instantly on Bing—enjoy direct playback, discover related clips, and dive into trending content all in one place.

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Watch videos instantly on Bing—enjoy direct playback, discover related clips, and dive into trending content all in one place.

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The SFO announced a bribery investigation into Blu-3 and former associates of the global construction firm Mace Group in April 2025.

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Diezani Alison-Madueke Faces Bribery Trial in London Court

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LW ENG Consolidation Test - Questions S24-A25

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comparison between insider and market abuse

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comparison between insider and market abuse

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✅ So for ACCA Law (LW), you can sit the exam in March, June, September, or December sessions.
These are computer-based and can often be sat remotely or at a centre, depending on your country.

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✅ So for ACCA Law (LW), you can sit the exam in March, June, September, or December sessions.
These are computer-based and can often be sat remotely or at a centre, depending on your country.

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✅ So for ACCA Law (LW), you can sit the exam in March, June, September, or December sessions.
These are computer-based and can often be sat remotely or at a centre, depending on your country.