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3 Mar 2017: 29187. The Syllabus Plus Component Interface on UCINT002 has been moved from CLASS_DATA to UC_CLASS_EXAM.

22 Mar 2017: 29187. The Syllabus Plus Component Interface on UCINT002 has been moved from CLASS_DATA to UC_CLASS_EXAM.

6 Feb 2015: The performance objectives are closely linked to the exam syllabus and we recommend that you co-ordinate your study and achieving our practical experience requirement to gain the most from both

6 Feb 2015: Search site. Finance Division. Exam structure. From January 2015 CIMA introduced a new syllabus and a revised style and format of exams. ... Covering the whole syllabus they will consist of short questions including some multi-choice/response, data entry

4 Sep 2015: These are for Finance Division use only. These Sources of Funds show fixed asset capitalisation and depreciation movements. University policy is that we only capitalise and depreciate assets over £30,000 in value. Depreciation is calculated and

4 Sep 2015: The ‘P’ Source of Funds is used for funding received specifically or approved for buildings. The related expenditure should be entered via the Projects module in CUFS. Normally only used by the Finance Division or Estate Management.

4 Sep 2015: Detailed information for research grants is held in the Grants / GMS module in CUFS. Summary information is passed into the General Ledger via a nightly interface. Transactions are summarised by Department and by sponsor type. M*** No entries are

4 Sep 2015: Sometimes departments and trust managers may wish to appropriate (transfer) funds from a trust, for example: where funds need to be appropriated to another Department; or where the fund expenditure is large or spread across a number of activities

4 Sep 2015: Many departments receive income from trust funds. Each trust has its own deed that details the rules and regulations concerning its set up and use. Details of each trust are recorded in the University’s statutes & ordinances.

4 Sep 2015: The J Sources of Funds are used to account for non-research grants received from the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) and other bodies for specific purposes, together with the associated expenditure, whether revenue expenditure