Module 2- How to recognise; determine and measure restructuring costs.

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Within this module we will explore the following: When should a company undertake a restructure? The recognition of restructuring provisions. What costs can be classified as restructuring and how to measure such costs. When assets should be classified as held-for-sale or discontinued operations. This eLearning course is Module 2 of Restructuring Activities. There are 6 modules in total that cover the full syllabus.

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