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CIPFA unveils essential new codes
 Autumn 2009 sees the publication of a number of essential codes of practice and accompanying guidance notes which will be of key importance to local authorities and public service organisations in undertaking effective financial reporting and operation of the treasury management function.
The codes and guidance notes incorporate updates as a result of the move to IFRS for the local authority sector. They will also help ensure appropriate controls and safeguards are in place in order to check organisation's treasury management and borrowing activities are undertaken according to the necessary standards.
For more information go to www.cipfa.org.uk/codes or contact the publications@cipfa.org.uk. |
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Implementing CRC
As the Department for Energy and Climate Change has now reported from its consultation on the draft order to implement the Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC), CIPFA has revised its guidance on this important new piece if legislation. The briefing paper is available here. |
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The Postgraduate Diploma for Leaders in Finance
This new qualification from CIPFA and the Warwick Buisness School is designed for qualified accountants in senior management posts in the public or third sectors. For more information, come to our open day in London on 16 November. Or contact Jane Miller at jane.miller@wbs.ac.uk or on 020 7652 4410. |
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Examiners and moderators wanted
CIPFA is recruiting new members for its examination team. Paid roles for examiners, moderators and question setters are open to qualified CCAB members. Please contact Hannah Cannon at hannah.cannon@cipfa.org.uk for more information. |
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This week in Public Finance:
NHS chiefs fear clawback of surpluses
NHS leaders have warned that the government might seek to squeeze health service spending by locking down the treatments price tariff for five years and clawing back surpluses. |
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