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Monday, 15 March 2010

Presentation to the Cork Society of Chartered Accountants

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Last week I gave a presentation to the CSCA Annual Practice Day.  The presentation followed the ‘turning the corner’ theme that has been a feature here.  The slides used in the presentation are given below.

Practice Day Presentation 2010
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