Unit 15!!!! Please help

Yestin

Hello Everyone,

I have done my unit 15 twice now...the second time getting over 80% but I have been told I have to do additional tasks!!!

Can someone please tell me the correct way to answer the question relating to "how are cash balances managed in the public sector" I have had this question twice and got it wrong both times!!!

Any help would be much appreciated. :crying:

Thanks,
Yestin

sdv

Search Sandy Hoods postings

There is a good answer to your question. - It was posted Last Year I believe

jewels.p

sdv wrote: »

Search Sandy Hoods postings

There is a good answer to your question. - It was posted Last Year I believe

If anyone finds this can you let me know as I have looked but must have missed it somewhere!:001_unsure:

mikes

the first link is the one from Sandy and there are a couple of others as well, which i have come across.

http://forums.aat.org.uk/showthread.php?t=15974&highlight=cash+balances+public+sector

http://forums.aat.org.uk/showthread.php?t=21245&highlight=cash+balances+public+sector

http://forums.aat.org.uk/showthread.php?t=15974&highlight=cash+balances+public+sector

this also gets a brief mention in the Osbourne book pages 142-143.

whos that girl

This is what i put and i passed on this. This information is a paragraph i found regarding Public and Private Sector.


Private Sector.
Companies Act regarding directors Duty Of Care regarding the safeguarding of assets and acting in a reasonable and not reckless manner.

Public Sector.
Statutory and other regulations govern the management of cash balances.



Learn these of by heart. i just wrote them otver and over to remember them. It done the trick for me and my college mates.

Good luck !

SandyHood

..........the second time getting over 80% but I have been told I have to do additional tasks!!!

Don't be surpised.
If you'd got fewer tasks than 80% correct you'd have failed. You have to have 80%+ right to be allowed to do exta tasks.
This is a vital subject in the credit crunch and people who do it must be competent.