Dawid Pelser has over 30 years of experience in accounting, finance, auditing, and risk management roles. He has a BComm in Accounting from the University of Johannesburg and an Honors in BCompt from UNISA. His most recent role is as an Accountant at Drive Control Corporation, where he performs financial functions for the Namibian entity including financial reporting, tax compliance, and internal auditing. He has held several senior financial management roles previously.
Mofied Abdel Raouf Saad is an Egyptian national currently working as the Financial Manager for Abdul Latif Al Banna Group in Dubai, UAE. He has over 33 years of experience in accounting roles in UAE, Egypt, and Iraq. He holds an MBA in Finance from Galewood University in the USA and a Bachelor's degree in Commerce with a specialization in Accounting from Alexandria University in Egypt. As the Financial Manager, his responsibilities include financial reporting, budgeting, compliance, and overseeing the accounting functions for 16 companies in multiple industries.
This document contains personal and professional information for Iyad Abdullah Mahmoud Helo. It includes his contact information, career summary, work experience as an administrative assistant for MSF and as an accountant for several other companies, education information including a business administration degree, and references. He has over 10 years of experience in accounting, administration, and financial management roles.
This document provides a summary of GOPALA KRISHNA M.N.'s work experience and qualifications. He has over 26 years of experience in finance, accounting, auditing, taxation and reconciliation. He is proficient in financial accounting, budgeting, taxation filings and compliance, auditing, and using accounting software. He has worked in senior accounting roles for several companies in Bangalore, India.
This document provides accounting policies and procedures for Xxx. It outlines procedures for cash receipts, cash disbursements, reconciliations, petty cash, purchases, fixed assets, payroll, financial reporting, grants compliance, fiscal policies, and computer backups. The manual aims to ensure accurate financial reporting, safeguarding of assets, and responsible financial stewardship in accordance with accounting principles. All personnel with fiscal roles are expected to follow the policies to uphold proper financial management and reporting.
Accounting provides quantitative financial information to stakeholders to help them make informed business decisions. It involves identifying, measuring, recording and communicating economic information. The key financial statements are the income statement, balance sheet, statement of changes in equity, and cash flow statement. These statements provide information on a company's profitability, financial position, cash flows and changes in equity. Accounting plays an important role as the language of business and a decision-making tool.
The document discusses a workshop on NGO management and financial management. It covers objectives like understanding financial management, record keeping, budgeting, financial monitoring, and basic control mechanisms. It provides information on accounting cycles, financial reports, budget preparation and comparison to actual expenses. Control mechanisms like audits, policies and procedures are described. Cost sharing approaches and ensuring compliance with donor contracts and agreements are also mentioned.
This document provides an introduction to accounting. It discusses key accounting concepts like the accounting equation, accounting assumptions, users of accounting information, the accounting process, and different types of accounting. The accounting equation states that assets equal liabilities plus owner's equity. Key assumptions include the accounting entity, money measurement, accounting period, and going concern assumptions. Accounting provides information to internal and external users to help with decision making, planning, and control. The accounting process involves recording, summarizing, analyzing, and communicating financial transactions and information. There are three main types of accounting: financial accounting, cost accounting, and management accounting.
David W. Gifford is a CPA with over 40 years of experience as a financial executive, including serving as Chief Financial Officer for two publicly traded companies. He has extensive experience in financial reporting, accounting, budgeting, acquisitions, and managing teams. Gifford's career highlights include involvement in IPOs, debt and stock offerings, acquisitions, accounting system conversions, and restatements. He has held high-level financial roles with banks and other financial institutions.
Mofied Abdel Raouf Saad is an Egyptian national currently working as the Financial Manager for Abdul Latif Al Banna Group in Dubai, UAE. He has over 33 years of experience in accounting roles in UAE, Egypt, and Iraq. He holds an MBA in Finance from Galewood University in the USA and a Bachelor's degree in Commerce with a specialization in Accounting from Alexandria University in Egypt. As the Financial Manager, his responsibilities include financial reporting, budgeting, compliance, and overseeing the accounting functions for 16 companies in multiple industries.
This document contains personal and professional information for Iyad Abdullah Mahmoud Helo. It includes his contact information, career summary, work experience as an administrative assistant for MSF and as an accountant for several other companies, education information including a business administration degree, and references. He has over 10 years of experience in accounting, administration, and financial management roles.
This document provides a summary of GOPALA KRISHNA M.N.'s work experience and qualifications. He has over 26 years of experience in finance, accounting, auditing, taxation and reconciliation. He is proficient in financial accounting, budgeting, taxation filings and compliance, auditing, and using accounting software. He has worked in senior accounting roles for several companies in Bangalore, India.
This document provides accounting policies and procedures for Xxx. It outlines procedures for cash receipts, cash disbursements, reconciliations, petty cash, purchases, fixed assets, payroll, financial reporting, grants compliance, fiscal policies, and computer backups. The manual aims to ensure accurate financial reporting, safeguarding of assets, and responsible financial stewardship in accordance with accounting principles. All personnel with fiscal roles are expected to follow the policies to uphold proper financial management and reporting.
Accounting provides quantitative financial information to stakeholders to help them make informed business decisions. It involves identifying, measuring, recording and communicating economic information. The key financial statements are the income statement, balance sheet, statement of changes in equity, and cash flow statement. These statements provide information on a company's profitability, financial position, cash flows and changes in equity. Accounting plays an important role as the language of business and a decision-making tool.
The document discusses a workshop on NGO management and financial management. It covers objectives like understanding financial management, record keeping, budgeting, financial monitoring, and basic control mechanisms. It provides information on accounting cycles, financial reports, budget preparation and comparison to actual expenses. Control mechanisms like audits, policies and procedures are described. Cost sharing approaches and ensuring compliance with donor contracts and agreements are also mentioned.
This document provides an introduction to accounting. It discusses key accounting concepts like the accounting equation, accounting assumptions, users of accounting information, the accounting process, and different types of accounting. The accounting equation states that assets equal liabilities plus owner's equity. Key assumptions include the accounting entity, money measurement, accounting period, and going concern assumptions. Accounting provides information to internal and external users to help with decision making, planning, and control. The accounting process involves recording, summarizing, analyzing, and communicating financial transactions and information. There are three main types of accounting: financial accounting, cost accounting, and management accounting.
David W. Gifford is a CPA with over 40 years of experience as a financial executive, including serving as Chief Financial Officer for two publicly traded companies. He has extensive experience in financial reporting, accounting, budgeting, acquisitions, and managing teams. Gifford's career highlights include involvement in IPOs, debt and stock offerings, acquisitions, accounting system conversions, and restatements. He has held high-level financial roles with banks and other financial institutions.
ACCOUNTING STANDARDS(Revised) IN SHORT piyushjain458
Accounting standards are written policy documents issued by expert accounting bodies that provide guidance on recognition, measurement, treatment, presentation and disclosure of accounting transactions in financial statements. They apply to both corporate and non-corporate entities depending on their size. Key standards include those related to cash flow statements, inventories, revenue recognition, property plant and equipment, foreign exchange rates, and government grants. Disclosures are required regarding accounting policies, changes in estimates, extraordinary and prior period items.
The document provides a summary and resume for Tammy Joyce, an accounting and finance professional with over 20 years of experience. Her expertise includes AR/AP management, cash variance analysis, REIT compliance, portfolio maintenance, and month/quarter/year-end audits. She is currently an Accounting Supervisor at SmartStop Self Storage, where she manages a team of property accountants and oversees treasury management for multiple bank accounts.
This document provides an overview of 27 accounting standards in India. It explains that accounting standards define the principles and procedures for financial reporting. The standards are fully applicable to large companies and some exemptions apply to smaller companies. The document then lists and briefly describes some key accounting standards including those related to disclosure of policies, valuation of inventories, revenue recognition, accounting for investments, and related party disclosures.
1. Kiiza Charles Dickens is seeking a financial management position and has over 18 years of experience in finance, administration, and project management.
2. He currently works as the Finance and Administration Officer for Terre des Hommes Netherlands, where he oversees the organization's budget, financial reporting, grants management, and ensures compliance.
3. Kiiza has extensive experience developing and managing budgets, financial controls and reporting, cash management, and building strong relationships with stakeholders from different cultures and backgrounds.
The document discusses the 8 main branches of accounting: financial accounting, management accounting, government accounting, auditing, accounting research, accounting education, tax accounting, and cost accounting. It provides details on the objectives, key terms, and processes involved in each branch. Financial accounting involves recording financial transactions and preparing standardized financial statements. Management accounting focuses on internal reporting for managers. Government accounting covers analyzing and reporting on government fund receipts and expenditures.
This document provides an overview of financial statement analysis. It discusses key topics like the framework for financial statement analysis, earnings management, investment and financing analysis, and operations analysis. It also covers accounting regulations, environmental factors that influence financial reporting, and desirable qualities of accounting information. The purpose of financial statements and the roles of management, auditors, and corporate governance are defined. In summary, the document outlines the various components involved in conducting financial statement analysis.
There are several branches of accounting:
1) Financial accounting focuses on external users and communicating economic activities through financial statements.
2) Management accounting emphasizes preparing and analyzing internal accounting information to support decision making.
3) Government accounting records and reports on government fund receipts, spending, and asset/liability transactions and events.
4) Tax accounting helps with tax planning, preparation, and compliance to minimize taxes legally.
Sandip Thakur is seeking a challenging position that allows growth and application of his 11 years of experience in accounts management and MBA. He has expertise in financial planning, accounting, auditing, taxation, and ERP systems. His previous roles include managing accounts and developing financial systems at Rolls Royce India and Bangladesh. He holds a B.Com and MBA and is proficient in accounting software like Tally and Excel.
Ismail Dahab Abdulaziz is a Sudanese financial executive and accountant seeking a position. He has over 40 years of experience in financial management, accounting, auditing, and business analysis roles. He has a bachelor's degree in accounting and business administration. He is proficient in Microsoft Office, accounting software, and financial analysis. His career includes positions as a controller, financial manager, auditor, and analyst for various companies in Sudan, Saudi Arabia, and Libya.
Cost accounting and financial accontingVinit Patil
This document compares financial accounting and cost accounting. Financial accounting prepares financial statements like the profit and loss statement and balance sheet for external stakeholders like owners and regulators. It focuses on historical records and external transactions. Cost accounting provides detailed internal reporting to management on costs, profits, and performance. It analyzes costs and profits at different levels like products, departments and processes. Cost accounting focuses on both historical records and predetermined future costs using techniques like standard costing and budgeting to help management control costs. It considers both external and internal transactions.
This document outlines the learning objectives of a chapter on basic accounting concepts. It will teach students to describe the basic elements of a financial accounting system, analyze and record transactions for a corporation's first two periods of operations, and prepare the corresponding financial statements. It introduces key concepts like the accounting equation, integrated financial statement framework, and controls to ensure the accounting equation balances. Sample transactions are provided for a medical practice's startup and first month of operations, and the resulting income statement, retained earnings statement, balance sheet, and statement of cash flows are presented.
Accounting standards provide guidelines for financial accounting and reporting. They aim to standardize diverse accounting policies, increase reliability of financial statements, and facilitate comparison. In India, the Accounting Standards Board issues accounting standards, called Accounting Standards (AS), which are now being converged with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) called Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS). A phased roadmap is being implemented from 2015-2017 for listed and large unlisted companies to adopt Ind AS. Adoption of standards aims to improve transparency and comparability of financial reporting.
This document summarizes Accounting Standards 1-15 presented by Dr. Rana Singh. It discusses the key aspects of each standard including disclosure of accounting policies, valuation of inventories, cash flow reporting, contingencies, revenue recognition, depreciation accounting, construction contracts, research and development, and accounting for changes in policies. It also provides examples of how some large Indian companies apply the standards in their financial reporting and accounting policies.
Ranjan Kumar Sinha has over 12 years of experience in finance and accounting roles. He currently works as the Manager of Accounts for Nelson Global Products India, a US manufacturing company. Previously he held finance roles at ISGEC Hitachi Zosen and MV Shoe Care.
His responsibilities have included finalizing annual financial statements, budgeting, managing receivables and payables, ensuring statutory compliance, and producing monthly management reporting. He has skills in Indian and international accounting standards, taxation, and enterprise resource planning software.
Ranjan holds an MBA in finance and is proficient in English and Hindi. He is seeking new opportunities to apply his accounting and financial management expertise.
Noorulhaq has over 5 years of experience in finance management, administration, and project management. He has a Master's in Business Administration with a focus on finance. Currently he works as a Finance Officer for a nonprofit, where he prepares financial reports, ensures compliance, and streamlines operations. Previously he held roles as District Finance Manager and Admin and Finance Officer for other organizations, where he managed budgets, audits, HR, and administration. He has strong skills in financial analysis, bookkeeping, audit reporting, and relationship management.
The document is a resume for Ahmed Zeiada, who has over 12 years of experience in banking and finance in the United Arab Emirates. It summarizes his professional experience including current role as Operations Supervisor at Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank where he oversees remittances and payment processes. Previous experience includes roles managing cash operations and transactions at Dubai Bank and accounting work at an Egyptian energy company. The resume emphasizes skills in money transfers, payments, operations management, accounting, and compliance.
This document provides an overview of accounting standards. It discusses the meaning and introduction of accounting standards, their objectives, and how they are implemented in different countries. The key points are:
- Accounting standards provide norms and guidelines for preparing financial statements to ensure consistency and comparability.
- Their main objectives are to standardize accounting policies and add reliability to financial reporting.
- Many countries have adopted International Financial Reporting Standards issued by the IASB, while India has its own National Advisory Committee on Accounting Standards.
- There are currently 41 International Accounting Standards covering various aspects of financial reporting.
Not-For-Profit Organizations: The Accounting Updates You Need to KnowMcKonly & Asbury, LLP
This presentation provided attendees with an overview of significant accounting, tax, and compliance developments that are impacting the not-for-profit community. Information shared during the webinar will be beneficial to not-for-profit employees, service providers, and board members.
Mustafa Tammam Seddik is a finance manager in Kuwait with over 10 years of experience in accounting and finance roles. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Commerce from Cairo University and professional certifications as a Certified Management Accountant and International Certified Valuation Specialist. His career has included positions with increasing responsibility in financial reporting, budgeting, analysis, and management. He is fluent in Arabic and English and has strong skills in teamwork, communication, and working under pressure.
This document summarizes the key requirements of IAS 1 regarding the presentation of financial statements. It outlines the general purpose and components of financial statements, including statements of financial position, comprehensive income, changes in equity, and cash flows. It describes the general features that financial statements must adhere to, such as fair presentation, going concern basis, accrual accounting, materiality and offsetting. It provides details on the minimum line items that must be presented in each financial statement and notes. In the end, it gives examples of how Burj Bank implemented IAS 1 in its own financial statements.
ACCOUNTING STANDARDS(Revised) IN SHORT piyushjain458
Accounting standards are written policy documents issued by expert accounting bodies that provide guidance on recognition, measurement, treatment, presentation and disclosure of accounting transactions in financial statements. They apply to both corporate and non-corporate entities depending on their size. Key standards include those related to cash flow statements, inventories, revenue recognition, property plant and equipment, foreign exchange rates, and government grants. Disclosures are required regarding accounting policies, changes in estimates, extraordinary and prior period items.
The document provides a summary and resume for Tammy Joyce, an accounting and finance professional with over 20 years of experience. Her expertise includes AR/AP management, cash variance analysis, REIT compliance, portfolio maintenance, and month/quarter/year-end audits. She is currently an Accounting Supervisor at SmartStop Self Storage, where she manages a team of property accountants and oversees treasury management for multiple bank accounts.
This document provides an overview of 27 accounting standards in India. It explains that accounting standards define the principles and procedures for financial reporting. The standards are fully applicable to large companies and some exemptions apply to smaller companies. The document then lists and briefly describes some key accounting standards including those related to disclosure of policies, valuation of inventories, revenue recognition, accounting for investments, and related party disclosures.
1. Kiiza Charles Dickens is seeking a financial management position and has over 18 years of experience in finance, administration, and project management.
2. He currently works as the Finance and Administration Officer for Terre des Hommes Netherlands, where he oversees the organization's budget, financial reporting, grants management, and ensures compliance.
3. Kiiza has extensive experience developing and managing budgets, financial controls and reporting, cash management, and building strong relationships with stakeholders from different cultures and backgrounds.
The document discusses the 8 main branches of accounting: financial accounting, management accounting, government accounting, auditing, accounting research, accounting education, tax accounting, and cost accounting. It provides details on the objectives, key terms, and processes involved in each branch. Financial accounting involves recording financial transactions and preparing standardized financial statements. Management accounting focuses on internal reporting for managers. Government accounting covers analyzing and reporting on government fund receipts and expenditures.
This document provides an overview of financial statement analysis. It discusses key topics like the framework for financial statement analysis, earnings management, investment and financing analysis, and operations analysis. It also covers accounting regulations, environmental factors that influence financial reporting, and desirable qualities of accounting information. The purpose of financial statements and the roles of management, auditors, and corporate governance are defined. In summary, the document outlines the various components involved in conducting financial statement analysis.
There are several branches of accounting:
1) Financial accounting focuses on external users and communicating economic activities through financial statements.
2) Management accounting emphasizes preparing and analyzing internal accounting information to support decision making.
3) Government accounting records and reports on government fund receipts, spending, and asset/liability transactions and events.
4) Tax accounting helps with tax planning, preparation, and compliance to minimize taxes legally.
Sandip Thakur is seeking a challenging position that allows growth and application of his 11 years of experience in accounts management and MBA. He has expertise in financial planning, accounting, auditing, taxation, and ERP systems. His previous roles include managing accounts and developing financial systems at Rolls Royce India and Bangladesh. He holds a B.Com and MBA and is proficient in accounting software like Tally and Excel.
Ismail Dahab Abdulaziz is a Sudanese financial executive and accountant seeking a position. He has over 40 years of experience in financial management, accounting, auditing, and business analysis roles. He has a bachelor's degree in accounting and business administration. He is proficient in Microsoft Office, accounting software, and financial analysis. His career includes positions as a controller, financial manager, auditor, and analyst for various companies in Sudan, Saudi Arabia, and Libya.
Cost accounting and financial accontingVinit Patil
This document compares financial accounting and cost accounting. Financial accounting prepares financial statements like the profit and loss statement and balance sheet for external stakeholders like owners and regulators. It focuses on historical records and external transactions. Cost accounting provides detailed internal reporting to management on costs, profits, and performance. It analyzes costs and profits at different levels like products, departments and processes. Cost accounting focuses on both historical records and predetermined future costs using techniques like standard costing and budgeting to help management control costs. It considers both external and internal transactions.
This document outlines the learning objectives of a chapter on basic accounting concepts. It will teach students to describe the basic elements of a financial accounting system, analyze and record transactions for a corporation's first two periods of operations, and prepare the corresponding financial statements. It introduces key concepts like the accounting equation, integrated financial statement framework, and controls to ensure the accounting equation balances. Sample transactions are provided for a medical practice's startup and first month of operations, and the resulting income statement, retained earnings statement, balance sheet, and statement of cash flows are presented.
Accounting standards provide guidelines for financial accounting and reporting. They aim to standardize diverse accounting policies, increase reliability of financial statements, and facilitate comparison. In India, the Accounting Standards Board issues accounting standards, called Accounting Standards (AS), which are now being converged with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) called Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS). A phased roadmap is being implemented from 2015-2017 for listed and large unlisted companies to adopt Ind AS. Adoption of standards aims to improve transparency and comparability of financial reporting.
This document summarizes Accounting Standards 1-15 presented by Dr. Rana Singh. It discusses the key aspects of each standard including disclosure of accounting policies, valuation of inventories, cash flow reporting, contingencies, revenue recognition, depreciation accounting, construction contracts, research and development, and accounting for changes in policies. It also provides examples of how some large Indian companies apply the standards in their financial reporting and accounting policies.
Ranjan Kumar Sinha has over 12 years of experience in finance and accounting roles. He currently works as the Manager of Accounts for Nelson Global Products India, a US manufacturing company. Previously he held finance roles at ISGEC Hitachi Zosen and MV Shoe Care.
His responsibilities have included finalizing annual financial statements, budgeting, managing receivables and payables, ensuring statutory compliance, and producing monthly management reporting. He has skills in Indian and international accounting standards, taxation, and enterprise resource planning software.
Ranjan holds an MBA in finance and is proficient in English and Hindi. He is seeking new opportunities to apply his accounting and financial management expertise.
Noorulhaq has over 5 years of experience in finance management, administration, and project management. He has a Master's in Business Administration with a focus on finance. Currently he works as a Finance Officer for a nonprofit, where he prepares financial reports, ensures compliance, and streamlines operations. Previously he held roles as District Finance Manager and Admin and Finance Officer for other organizations, where he managed budgets, audits, HR, and administration. He has strong skills in financial analysis, bookkeeping, audit reporting, and relationship management.
The document is a resume for Ahmed Zeiada, who has over 12 years of experience in banking and finance in the United Arab Emirates. It summarizes his professional experience including current role as Operations Supervisor at Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank where he oversees remittances and payment processes. Previous experience includes roles managing cash operations and transactions at Dubai Bank and accounting work at an Egyptian energy company. The resume emphasizes skills in money transfers, payments, operations management, accounting, and compliance.
This document provides an overview of accounting standards. It discusses the meaning and introduction of accounting standards, their objectives, and how they are implemented in different countries. The key points are:
- Accounting standards provide norms and guidelines for preparing financial statements to ensure consistency and comparability.
- Their main objectives are to standardize accounting policies and add reliability to financial reporting.
- Many countries have adopted International Financial Reporting Standards issued by the IASB, while India has its own National Advisory Committee on Accounting Standards.
- There are currently 41 International Accounting Standards covering various aspects of financial reporting.
Not-For-Profit Organizations: The Accounting Updates You Need to KnowMcKonly & Asbury, LLP
This presentation provided attendees with an overview of significant accounting, tax, and compliance developments that are impacting the not-for-profit community. Information shared during the webinar will be beneficial to not-for-profit employees, service providers, and board members.
Mustafa Tammam Seddik is a finance manager in Kuwait with over 10 years of experience in accounting and finance roles. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Commerce from Cairo University and professional certifications as a Certified Management Accountant and International Certified Valuation Specialist. His career has included positions with increasing responsibility in financial reporting, budgeting, analysis, and management. He is fluent in Arabic and English and has strong skills in teamwork, communication, and working under pressure.
This document summarizes the key requirements of IAS 1 regarding the presentation of financial statements. It outlines the general purpose and components of financial statements, including statements of financial position, comprehensive income, changes in equity, and cash flows. It describes the general features that financial statements must adhere to, such as fair presentation, going concern basis, accrual accounting, materiality and offsetting. It provides details on the minimum line items that must be presented in each financial statement and notes. In the end, it gives examples of how Burj Bank implemented IAS 1 in its own financial statements.
Este documento calcula las medidas estadísticas de media, mediana y moda de las notas de diferentes asignaturas de dos evaluaciones. También calcula estas medidas para las notas de matemáticas de toda la clase en el primer y segundo trimestre.
Este documento presenta un curso en línea de 4 semanas sobre un equipo de fútbol profesional que explorará la historia del equipo desde su fundación hasta la actualidad, incluyendo su estadio, jugadores clave y títulos obtenidos, y distinguirá entre hinchas y fanáticos del equipo a través de videos, videollamadas y debates en línea con hinchas y personas ajenas al tema.
Fossil fuels such as coal, oil, and natural gas form through the burial and thermal alteration of ancient organic matter in sedimentary basins. Coal forms as plant material accumulates in swamps and is compressed over millions of years. Oil and natural gas form as marine organic sediments are buried deeper, heated to temperatures of 100-300°C, and thermally "cooked" to form hydrocarbons. For fossil fuels to be economically recoverable, the hydrocarbons must also migrate from their source rock into reservoir rocks and become trapped in structures such as anticlines.
This document outlines the topics to be covered in a discussion of chronic kidney disease (CKD) and uremia. It includes sections on the introduction, clinical and laboratory manifestations, evaluation and management of CKD patients, and treatment approaches. Specific subtopics are listed under each main section, such as the pathophysiology and risk factors of CKD, fluid and electrolyte abnormalities seen in uremia, and methods for slowing CKD progression and managing complications. Common etiologies, epidemiology, and definitions of CKD and uremia are also outlined.
The document analyzes how the horror film "Vicious" establishes its audience and genre through various cinematic techniques. It discusses how the isolated house setting, low-key lighting, dark colors, use of silence and eerie sounds, and themes of isolation and disruption are commonly used in horror films and would be decoded by audiences familiar with the genre as signs of danger, fear, and scare. These elements attract horror-fluent fans and provide them pleasure through generating a sense of being scared.
Development and evaluation of xyloglucan matrix release tabs contaning glipizidesukesh
The document describes a research project that developed and evaluated matrix release tablets containing the drug glipizide using xyloglucan as a polymer. Xyloglucan was extracted from tamarind kernels and used to prepare different tablet formulations. Tablets were evaluated for dissolution, drug release, and other parameters. The best formulation was F1, which released 99% of the drug in a prolonged manner and could be used for extended release of glipizide.
- The document provides a summary of an individual's work experience and qualifications. It includes details of their roles and responsibilities in various accounting positions over 13 years, demonstrating experience in financial reporting, budgeting, accounting, and internal controls. It also lists their education and professional qualifications in accounting.
Caraleigh Carter has over 10 years of experience in financial roles in South Africa and the UK. She currently works as the Financial Controller for the baking division of FoodCorp in South Africa. Previously, she was a Management Accountant for VUE Cinemas in the UK and held other financial roles. She has a B.Com (Hons) in Financial Management from the University of Pretoria and is a qualified Chartered Institute of Management Accountants member.
This curriculum vitae provides details about Alaa Ahmed Mohamed El Shanat, including his personal details, education history, professional experience, skills, and interests. He has over 11 years of accounting experience in various roles in Egypt and the UAE. Currently, he works as the Finance Manager for Dr. Al Sabhan Group in Dubai, where he manages a team of 6 accountants and is responsible for financial reporting, budgeting, and ensuring compliance with accounting standards.
Mohideen Abdul Kader is a Singaporean national seeking a position in accounting. He has over 18 years of experience in accounts receivable, accounts payable, audit functions, and trade finance duties. His most recent role was as an Accounts Executive at Persatuan Pemudi Islam Singapura, where he maintained accounts for multiple childcare centers and centers. He is proficient in accounting software and Microsoft Office applications.
This document provides a resume for John Enrizalde Manansala, a Corporate Accounting Manager with over 18 years of experience in finance, accounting, and auditing roles. It details his educational background, professional certifications, work history including his current role as Corporate Accounting Manager at Leslie Corporation and previous roles as Finance Manager and Plant Accountant. It also lists his involvement in professional organizations and continuous education and training in his field.
This document provides a summary of Manali Prasad Kelkar's professional experience and qualifications. She has over 25 years of experience in accounts, costing, taxation, auditing, and financial management. Currently she works as the Manager of Finance and Accounts for Technoserve Inc. - Ashwaththa Advisors Pvt. Ltd., where she oversees accounting, budgeting, reporting, and a team of 10 staff members. Previously she has held managerial roles involving accounts, budgeting, taxation and auditing for various engineering, construction and trading companies. She is a Cost and Works Accountant with expertise in statutory compliance, financial analysis and improving operational efficiency.
Geeta Ram has over 30 years of experience in accounting and financial roles. Her experience includes positions as Assistant Financial Controller, Accounts Payable Officer, Senior Accounting Clerk, and Project Officer. She has a range of skills including accounts payable, accounts receivable, financial reporting, payroll processing, and inventory control. She is proficient in Microsoft Office 365, QuickBooks Pro and online, Excel, and other accounting software.
Rahman Sayyed is seeking a position that allows him to utilize his professional and academic knowledge. He has 11 years of experience in finance, audits, and accounting. He holds qualifications including Certified Public Accountant and Chartered Accountant. His experience includes positions at MTN Afghanistan, Pakistan Telecommunication Authority, and National Transmission & Despatch Company, where he performed tasks such as financial reporting, budgeting, internal controls, and risk management.
This document provides a summary of Md. Shamim Hasnain's career history and qualifications. It includes over 7 years of experience in accounting roles in various industries, including telecommunications, retail, and hospitality. It also outlines his educational background which includes a Master's degree in accounting and qualifications such as ACCA and CIMA. His most recent role is as Manager of Management Reporting at Robi Axiatia Ltd, a telecommunications company, where he is responsible for financial reporting and analysis.
Najwan Ibrahim Mukadam is an experienced finance and accounting professional with over 8 years of experience. He currently works as an Assistant Manager of Finance and Accounts for GOQII Technologies Private Limited in Mumbai, India. He has a strong background in financial management, accounting, auditing, budgeting and forecasting, and tax compliance.
The document is a resume for Tamer Abd El-Hady Mohammed Moawad. It summarizes his career experience working in finance roles for various companies in Egypt over 15 years, including his current role as Head of Budgeting, Planning & ALMU at Bank Audi SAE. It also lists his educational background of a BSc in Accounting from Suez Canal University, as well as skills and qualifications.
Khaled Shaaban Abdel-Hai has over 18 years of experience in finance, investment management, corporate finance, and auditing. He is currently an Audit Director at PKF Al Bassam & Co., where he oversees audit engagements and manages the audit department. Previously, he held CFO and finance director roles at various companies in Saudi Arabia and Egypt. He has extensive experience in strategic planning, financial reporting, risk management, and internal controls. Khaled holds a Bachelor's degree in Commerce from Cairo University and is a certified public accountant and member of accounting professional organizations in Egypt.
Manolis Karydakis has over 25 years of finance experience, currently serving as Vice President of Finance for Delhaize Serbia Group. He manages a team of 165 employees and oversees 800 million Euros in annual revenue. Prior to this role, he held several director level finance positions in Greece and the Balkans, including positions at AB Vasilopoulos, OBI Hellas SA, and Sephora Marinopoulos. He has extensive experience in financial reporting, budgeting, cash management, and implementing strategic initiatives.
Lauvet Tse Elondo is an experienced financial professional with over 10 years of experience working in finance and accounting roles in Cameroon. He holds an ACCA qualification and Bachelor's degree in Applied Accountancy. His experience includes managerial roles with companies in various industries, setting up accounting structures, financial reporting, and ensuring regulatory compliance. He has strong technical skills in controllership, financial management, OHADA and IFRS accounting, taxation, and ERP systems.
Elie Saad has over 10 years of experience in financial management and accounting roles in Saudi Arabia and the Comoros Islands. He currently works as the Financial and Administration Manager for Multivac in Saudi Arabia, where he is responsible for financial reporting, budgeting, accounting operations, and ensuring compliance. Prior to this role, he held positions as Financial Manager and Accounting Team Leader for other companies.
Andy Fuk Sang has over 25 years of finance and accounting experience. He is currently the Financial Controller of China New Energy Power Group Limited, where he oversees financial reporting, projects analysis, and liaising with bankers and auditors. Previously, he held several senior finance roles such as Senior Finance Manager, General Manager, and Financial Controller for various companies. He has a proven track record of improving financial processes, implementing new systems, and recovering significant debts and losses for organizations.
An experienced finance manager seeks a senior financial position. He has over 17 years of experience managing finances and accounting across various industries. He is skilled in financial reporting, budgeting, cost control, auditing, and ensuring compliance. He aims to improve productivity, performance and internal controls.
Anil Kumar Karnawat is a finance professional and internal auditor with over 20 years of experience in finance, accounting, audit, and investment management. He has worked at the Export Credit Guarantee Agency of Oman since 1996 in various roles including Chief Accountant, Head of Finance, and Internal Auditor. Prior to that, he worked as an auditor at Aldar Audit Bureau in Oman from 1992 to 1996.
Bismark Sarbah has over 15 years of experience in accounting and finance roles. He has worked for several large insurance companies including Aviva Insurance, Friends Life Limited, RBS Insurance, and Legal & General Insurance Group. His experience includes financial reporting, project accounting, data migration testing, and ensuring compliance with accounting standards. He also has experience in accounts payable, expense management, and systems auditing.
- Meera Chanchlani has over 15 years of experience in accounting, auditing, taxation, and finance management. She has worked as an accounting manager, finance manager, and assistant finance manager for various organizations.
- She holds a B.Com, is a CA and DISA qualified professional. Her areas of expertise include statutory and management accounting, compliance, internal processes and controls.
- Currently she works as the accounting manager for Cisco Systems India Private Limited, where she manages month end closes, reporting, accounting, audits, budgeting, and a finance team.
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Dawid Pelser (Dawie)
ID No. 6504055029081
701 William Nicol Str
Erasmuskloof, Pretoria,Gauteng
0153
Telephone: 0611727596 / e-mail: dawiep@drivecon.net,dawiep@gmail.com
EDUCATION
1978-1982 Hoërskool Roodepoort, Gauteng
Matric (Grade12)
Afr, Eng, Math’s, Science, Biology, Accounting
1985-1991 University of JHB (RAU), Johannesburg, Gauteng
BComm Accounting
Accounting, Auditing, Cost Accounting, Tax
1992-1997 University of South Africa (UNISA) Pretoria, Gauteng
BCompt Honors
Advanced Accounting, Advanced Auditing, Advanced Cost accounting,
Advanced Tax
POST GRADUATE TRAINING
1997 University of South Africa (UNISA) Pretoria Gauteng
Certificate in the theory of Accounting (CTA) – Not completed
1996 University of Pretoria
Certificate in Internal Controls,
1998 Institute of Internal Auditors (America
Certified Internal Auditor (Part 1 & 2)
OTHER COURSES (CERTIFICATES)
Course Institution
Excel Visual Basics Dymatrix
National Credit Act Cornerstone
Aedos & Naedos Cornerstone
Credit for Profit Cornerstone
Risk & Fraud Cornerstone
Corporate Governance Institute of Directors
The Effective Board Institute of Directors
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WORKING HISTORY
DRIVE CONTROL CORPORATION ACCOUNTANT 25 Feb 2013 - Current
Full Financial Function for Namibia Entity, including Management accounts, Budgets,
Company Tax, Provisional tax, VAT, Import VAT (Asycuda), Leasing with auditors
Setting Up accounts for DCC Mozambique.
Creating and maintaining Fixed Asset Registers for all Branches (4) & Subsidiaries (3).
Balancing to GL and calculating depreciation
Compliance Report on a weekly basis (HP). Maintaining required level of Stock Keeping.
Internal Audit and Investigations as required by Management.
Authorizing and posting of all Stock Adjustments and transfers, including write offs, bundling,
Consumables, fixed assets from stock, code corrections etc.
Planning and Managing of Quarterly and year end Stock Takes(approx. R300 millions of
Stockholding, 80 people)
Approval of Credit Notes
Overseeing RMA department, including restructuring of the department
Weekly reporting Sales statistics to Suppliers.
Running reports and Managing Cycle Counters, daily,
Attending Finance, Warehouse, RMA, Credit meetings.
BUON GUSTO (A SUBSIDIARY OF TASTE HOLDINGS) TEMP ACCOUNTANT / CONSULTANT
12 Nov 2012 – 22 Feb 2013
Reconciliation of Inventory, including Virtual stock (Consignment stock)
Reconciliation of Creditors
VAT reconciliation
Recon of suspense Accounts
Recon of take on Debt including sales and Receipts (Fish & Chips Franchise purchased
Feb 2012)
Bad Debt Provision reconciliation
Year end preparation
Interim Credit Manager
Pastel Evolution (1 set of accounts) & Pastel Partner (2 sets of accounts)
GROW CAPITAL A DIVISION OF AFGRI TEMP ACCOUNTANT 21 May 2012 - 30 Sept 2012
Prepare detailed reconciliations of Interco Sales and mandated purchases between stocks
subsystem and accounting Control accounts in SAP (accounting system)
Ensure recoveries of all ancillary costs paid Per contract on cost plus basis
Cost accounting and profit or loss analysis against trader profit estimate
Ensure timeous correction and follow up of any discrepancies between the subsystems and
the accounting system
Assist with timeous third party stock reconciliation and confirmation
Management reporting, per client region, about turnover, cost of sales, expenses, recoveries
and profit/loss, highlighting any potential under recoveries on contract level and
balancing sales, cost of sales and stock between the various sub ledgers.
Reconciliation of Stock in Silo’s, Loading of Purchase and Sales, checking and releasing
GRN’s on SAP
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GEA WESTFALIA SEPERATORS SA FINANCIAL MANAGER 1 APR 2010 - 30 Sept 2011
Full Financial Management Function
Reporting to Holding Co in Germany (Weekly, monthly, annually, ad hoc) (SAP)
In respect of Order intake, sales, orders on hand, Capex, EBIT etc.
Managing of 2 Accountants, 1 Stores Manager, 1 Stores assistant,1 Receptionist, 1 Driver
Handling of all staff issues (26 staff Members)
Authorizing all expenses and releasing of Payments. (FNB Online banking)
Forward cover on all orders from Germany
Overseeing Salary Administration
Liaising with External Auditors and other service providers.
Setting up and securing payment structures with Africa Clients (Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana etc.
Attending regular Management Meetings including annual visits to Holding Company in
Germany
Overseeing Project Costs and Income (Profitability of Projects)
Management Information System (MIS)
Budgets, Financial Planning, Long-term Forecasts
Managing of vehicle Fleet (Wes bank Fleet Division & Bidvest Capital)
Handling of all Tax Affairs (IT, VAT,PAYE,E-filing)
Administration of all Staff’s Provident Fund Contributions (Life sense)
DELOITTE CONSULTING CONSULTANT 1 DEC 2008 - 30 Sept 2009
DPLG Project – Management of project in respect of assisting Municipalities in getting their
Fixed asset registers GRAP compliant
Phase 1 of Project – Assessing the Status of Fixed Asset Registers at identified
Municipalities
Phase 2 of Project - Assisting the municipalities in applying the roadmap, identified during
Phase one as far as the budget allows becoming GRAP Compliant (General recognized
Accounting Practice) by financial year-end 30 June 2009
Assisting Municipalities with Physical Asset Verification and reconciling of Registers i.e.
Financial year-end (Lukhanji & Emalahleni Local Municipalities)
BATHABILE HOLDINGS SENIOR FINANCIAL MANAGER 1 OCT 2007 - 30 NOV 2009
Full Financial Management Function for Group of Co.’s (18 Co.’s)
Managing 2 Accountants, 3 Bookkeepers, 2 Creditor Clerks, 2 Debtor Clerks, 1 Filing
Clerk, 1 Procurement Manager, 1 Facility Manager
Implementing and maintaining Service Level Agreements, between group co.’s (Inter-
co.transactions, group debtors and creditors)
Supervision and authorization of the monthly payroll (450 employees). Daily liaising with the
Payroll Manager. Intercompany settlements to ensure enough cash available for salaries and
Third party payments on respective dates (7th and 25th)
Attending regular Board Meetings, Managements meetings, Audit committee meetings as well
as Staff meetings
Liaising with External Auditors and other service providers
Daily supervision and authorizing of cash flow information and communicating with the
relevant MD’s.
Authorizing all payments
Maintaining and budgeting cash flow on 22 Bank Accounts
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Handling all tax affairs for all group co.’s, being income tax, STC, VAT, PAYE, UIF, SDL
Obtaining tax clearance certificates for all companies and liaising with SARS to solve any
outstanding issues and queries
THUTHUKANI FINANCIAL SERVICES GENERAL MANAGER (MICROLENDING) 1 SEP 2002
- 30 SEP 2007
General Management of Head Office and 18 Subsidiaries
Implementing Group Policies in conjunction with the Managing Director
Supervision of Financial Manager and her team of 5 Accountants
Supervision of Credit Manager and all her Functions
Revisiting the Credit granting model and Credit Policy, to align with the New Credit act,
implemented in July 2007. (Very good knowledge of the NCA and NCR)
Calculating and recommending dividends for all companies (As requested by shareholders)
Managing and Co-coordinating the Internal Audit & Risk Management Functions within the
whole group of companies. Managing Internal Auditor.
Investigating cases of fraud and theft, opening cases with SAPS and representing the
Company in court, when needed
Supervision and authorization of the monthly payroll (265 employees) (VIP)
Calculating and authorizing monthly management fees and communicating these results with
11 external shareholders. (In line with Franchise Agreement)
Attending regular Board Meetings, Managements meetings, Audit committee meetings as well
and Staff meetings
Liaising with External Auditors, MFSA, MFRC, NCR, AMSA and other service providers
Daily supervision and authorizing of cash flow information (63 bank acc’s averaging R13,5 mill
Treasury function, transferring money into investment accounts to maximize the interest
income for all branches and subsidiaries individually and combined
Interviewing and contracting with new personnel on a regular basis. (Staff turnover approx. 10
per month throughout the group)
Employer Administrator for Provident Fund (Alexander Forbes Core Fund) for 179 Employee
Members
Handling all tax affairs for all group co.’s, being income tax, STC, VAT, PAYE, UIF, SDL
(Sorting out all outstanding tax issues during 2002/2003, resulting in saving the group, approx.
R 1.5 million in penalties and interest, written back by SARS)
Managing Internal Insurance Fund for Group, setting up rules investigating and authorizing
Claims.
Submission of quarterly returns to the MFRC and NCR in respect of all 18 subsidiaries
Conducting and managing due-diligence investigations on branches and entities for sale
(approx. 18 branches purchased during employment)
Managing of specific Projects, including construction of new offices, setting up of Provident
Fund, Internal Insurance Fund etc.
PLANET FINANCE BANK (Asset based finance div of Saambou) RISK MANAGER 1 FEB 2000 to
31 AUG 2002
Identifying and Managing Risks for the Whole Group (PFB)
Management Information (Risks Packs)
Monthly Risk and Operational Meetings
Branch & subsidiary visits
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Credit Reviews
SAAMBOU BANK INTERNAL AUDIT MANAGER 1 MAR 1996 - 31 JAN 2000
Planning and execution of Branch Audits, including Planet Finance Bank, Saambou Life,
National Insurers, Saambou Brokers and bank divisions.
Managing six Internal Auditors and allocation of teams.
Authorizing expenses
Drafting of Audit Reports
Presenting reports in Monthly Audit Committee meetings
Discussion of Audit Findings with Managers
MEINTJES PARKER ADVERTISING FINANCIAL MANAGER 1 DEC 1994 – 28 FEB 1996
Timely payment of advertising Creditors (± R 4 mill. Per month)
Collecting of Debtors (±R8 mill per month)
Supervision of debtors and creditors clerks
Billing of advertising development costs
Providing financial advice and support
LLOYD VILJOEN ARTICLE CLERC / AUDIT MANAGER 1 FEB 1991 – 30 NOV 1994
Planning and execution of audits as prescribed by partner of firm
Managing audit teams and ensuring completion of Audits within budget
Authorizing of timesheets and write off of excess time (Un-billable time)
Drafting of Audit Reports and discussion with Clients
Drafting of Financial Reports
Handling Tax affairs of clients
Special Investigations
Planning and budgeting for Travel of Audit teams.
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REFERANCES
Mr. V Singh Tel No: 083 227 2999
Warehouse Manager Drive Control
Mr. .W Viljoen Tel No: 011-789 8550
Lloyd Viljoen CA (SA)
Mr. Arend van den Bergh Tel No: 012-482 0000
Deloitte (Partner)
Mr. Mark Seymour Tel No : 012-804-0217
MD – Thuthukani Financial Services
Miss. Karen Hope Tel No : 043-721-1336
Deloitte (Lead)
Mr. Craig Ferguson Tel No : 082 824 2294
GEA Separators (Service Manager)
Mr. Heinrich van der Westhuizen Tel No : 082 855 0750
General Manager Gro Capital
(Member of Afgri Group)
Germari Pieterse Tel No : 084 409 7105
Financial Manager – Buon Gusto
Lyn Hartman Tel No 011 803 4078
Lyn Hartman Recruitment
PERSONAL DATA
DATE OF BIRTH: 5 APRIL 1965
PLACE OF BIRTH: Roodepoort - Gauteng
LANGUAGES: English (Read, write, speak)
Afrikaans (Read, write, speak)
MARITAL STATUS: Married
CHILDREN: Two Boys (12 years, 8 years)