CCH publishes new volume of Charities IAAG

Howard Lake | 23 August 2005 | News

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Publisher CCH have introduced their new volume Charities IAAG. Written by David Chitty.

The book highlights issues facing the charity sector such as accountability, the risk of and building trust with supporters and funders through compliance with new accounting standards. David argues that accountants working with charities need to focus on better reporting of organisational objectives, special activities undertaken and the achievements that result.

David Chitty, BA, FCA, is Technical Partner at Chantrey Vellacott DFK. David lectures and writes widely on auditing, financial reporting and regulatory matters. He has contributed articles to a range of journals and publications and has published several books on professional matters.

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