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Agreed. Simplest way to approach it.

It's my uncle's old 750 (it's from 2 generations ago- i.e. before Bangle) but it was equipped with a 5.4L (i think) V12. Really thrashed it on the highway. Has very basic traction control and damper controls compared to the new 7 series; and the "before iDrive came along" interface, whilst...

lol I know I did a thread similar to this a year or so ago with V8... but this time I drove an old BMW V12 and it was fantastic. Throttle response... amazing. Not like my Civic (duh) where you have to cater for that slight delay in response. The moment you adjust foot, you feel the car surge...

As in, which companies have people who are eligible to be mentors for the CA program?

What I'm curious about is.. what makes a 'hire car' so special or different to a rental car? And yes I'm too lazy to Google it at 1am.

I've come to realise CPA is more recognised amongst normal companies, and they do a much better job of publicising it in Asia (not sure about Europe); but that being said, AFAIK, there aren't any jobs which discriminate against you for having a CA, but there are a few jobs in say professional...

Still dead at 4:12pm on Sunday 16th Dec 07.

People who mindlessly perform reconciliations... typically between various systems to cater for timing differences or just simple errors. It sounds more complicated than it is- it's a very repetitive process. On a sidenote, a CA typically will not be involved in the daily reconciliation...

Re: BRW Top 100 Accounting Firms 2007 Not sure if you've studied financial reporting standards and disclosure requirements but basically the gist is, if a company is incorporated and has shareholders whom are seperate from management (i.e. the people who run the company are different people...

Re: Northshore- Economics tuition Sigh the guy who had the proof doesn't have it so I'm back at square one.

I always wonder... what are the rules regarding fines if you didn't receive it (say someone nicked it or it blew away)?

I passed first time there. My friend gave me the best tip which really was what did it for me- On Showground Road, when you come out near the traffic lights, don't be impatient. The rule is you need TWO lanes free before you can come out, so don't get impatient and rush out. Just wait until...

lol parts of that are so unfounded but anyhow, i do realise that everyone has a different experience.

That being said, understanding how debits and credits flow through to the IS/BS is always helpful even if you aren't doing the book keeping because sometimes you need to see the bigger picture to figure out the impacts/risks (at least in an audit perspective). As for finance, beyond being able...

I've never had to create a T account in 99% of my work... the other 1% is when I've gone that extra step to try and deconstruct something to figure out implications of incorrect accounting treatment.

LOL... now it makes more sense. I was going to say... if it was the other Big4, there's a lot of movement in that direction.

ROFLMAO i agree. I never realised how important it was to signal on exit until I started driving alot. This is especially annoying when people do NOT use their right turn signal at a roundabout which has both a straight and a right; and as you see the car coming towards you it's like "oh they're...

Re: Northshore- Economics tuition I'm confused.. what are you saying thanks for? lol...

Northshore- Economics tuition Hello If you, or someone you know, studied Economics at Northshore (in particular, Chatswood) for HSC, please read on or pass this message onto them. I know this is long but it's important to me so please read to the end. I'm Jeff, one of the contributors to...

BoS Resources being plagurised..? Just wondering what you guys thought of this. I uploaded my Eco notes a while back (in 05) and did a really good job. I don't mind sharing- because after all, BoS probably helped me out during my HSC too. But what annoyed me was today I saw some random guy...