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Global Economic Downturn

Tools and Guidance	Latest news
Essential guidance for the 2009 financial year end Financial reporting information Guidance for SMEs in light of the global economic downturn Audit and assurance information Knowledge Guide Global economic downturn: Grant Thornton’s practical guide Personal support in the economic downturn Under pressure to massage the figures Timely guidance for trustees of SMSFs Careers resource online IFAC’s dedicated economic downturn website IMF – World Economic Outlook Guidance on liquidation and insolvency processes: Insolvency Practitioners Association of Australia Insolvency and Trustee Service Australia ASIC insolvency guide Guide to voluntary administration from Ferrier Hodgson Guide to insolvency 2009 from Worrells Solvency and Forensic Accountants	Global Economic Downturn Factsheet Series One - Trim the fat not the staff Two - Employee matters Three - Discounted cash flow analysis. This third factsheet should be read in conjunction with this guidance document. Four - Involuntary and voluntary liquidation Four (part two) - Receivership Five - Banking on relations Six -Enforcement of judgement debts Seven – Using EBIT multiples Eight – Change management in tough times Nine - Use of beta and discount rates in Discounted Cash-Flow analysis Ten – The facts on voluntary administration Eleven – Personal Insolvency Small-Medium Enterprises Factsheet Series One - Starting your own business (ideal client handout) Two - Building and maintaining relationships Three - Succession planning
Leadership and Lobbying	Charter Articles
Collapse of the United States sub-prime mortgage market Understanding the US sub-prime collapse Enhancing not-for-profit annual and financial reporting	Charter articles on the global economic downturn

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