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September 2010

Success line

September 2010

10 Sep 2010

Success line is Grant Thornton Botswana’s semi-annual thought leadership publication that covers trending topics and latest developments. In this issue we cover:

Foreword from the Managing Partner’s desk
Toolkit for business transactions - focus on due diligence
Presentation of financial statements IAS 1 (Revised 2007)
Effective dates of new standards and IFRIC interpretations
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