CIPFA Seminars and Conferences
Introduction to Local Government Finance
22 April - London
The introduction to Local Government Finance course aims to take a broad look at the major processes of receiving, spending and accounting for public money. It encompasses where different departments fit into this process and how historical factors and new initiatives impact on the financial roles within local authorities.
This event will enable you to reassess your position within the authority and explain the finer workings of different key roles within local government finance.
Why attend?
- Understand the Public Expenditure Framework and Timetable
- Hear firsthand from a Total Place pilot authority
- Senior level presenters and policy setters
- Equip yourself and your local authority with the right tools, knowledge and financial information to be successful in 2010 and beyond
- Network with colleagues experiencing similar challenges and share practical solutions
Who should attend:
Part and newly qualified accountants working in Local Authorities in England and Wales who want to arm themselves with a course designed to put into perspective the workings of local government and how their roles fit into the wider picture.
The event will also be of use to experienced accountants moving into a different part of the public sector, and those who would like a general update on local authority good financial practice.
For more information please contact Daisy Crisp on 020 7543 5751 or email daisy.crisp@cipfa.org.uk.
Pricing options: Description Fee
| Non-member (public sector) | £360 | |
| CIPFA member | £325 | |
| ICAEW member | £325 | |
| CIPFA Student | £290 | |
| Multiple bookings (pp) | £290 | |
| CIPFA member in the process of renewing membership with fees outstanding | £325 | |
| Non-member (private sector) | £495 |