CIA Part 1 by Arif Zaman
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What you’ll learn
- What you need to be proficient at for the Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) Part 1 exam.
- The essentials of internal auditing.
- Exam preparation strategy and tips and tricks for the exam.
- Understand the role that internal audit functions play in an organization.
- Know the key principles and standards of the internal auditing.
- Know how to apply key concepts such as independence and objectivity.
- Learn how to keep in good standing by knowing how to follow the code of ethics and how to show due professional care and proficiency.
- Know whether your reporting lines are appropriate and how to improve your department through quality assurance.
- Learn about the essential areas of governance, risk management and internal controls where auditors put much of their work effort.
- Learn how to react if you suspect fraud within your organization.
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Business Management 101What are the 5 essentials of starting a business?
It seems that it’s never a “right” time to start a business, you often have to take a leap of faith for those first baby steps. And, this year’s economic turbulence might provide just the right incubator for a strong idea. If you are thinking about jumping, here are some key points in starting your own business:
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Zoom Meeting3. Be resourceful
Once you’ve done your homework on the viability of your idea, then it’s time to figure out your financing. Unless you are independently wealthy with a cash reserve for business ventures, you will need to raise money. There are hundreds of approaches.
My grandparents used money from their back pocket—whatever was in the bank went into the business. My Dad has done the same while supplementing with small loans when needed. I have used some of my reserves but mostly have relied on professional investors, such as Venture Capitalists. Many people rely on credit cards to either fuel their start-ups or pay their day-to-day living expenses while they use savings to fund the business.
There are pros and cons to all of these approaches. Some business owners mortgage their homes. It’s not a practice I used, but it has worked for many. Others use credit cards to launch. Taking a second mortgage offers lower interest rates compared to credit cards. Otherwise, using credit cards protects your investment in your home.
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Conference 1Test 1
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Assignment 1
