Last Friday, a private-office record-keeping training session took place in Kyiv. The purpose of the event was to enable private contractors and their assistants, who have the functions of record keeping, to put their practical questions to the experts of the Ministry of Justice. A lot of questions have sparked a really lively discussion.
The training consisted of two parts. The first topic was “Keeping a Deposit by Private Performers”. The chief state executor of the Darnytsky Regional Department of Internal Affairs of Kyiv, GTAU in Kiev, Alexander Shpak, told about all details of accounting of the entire accounting department of the contractor, from his own 18 years of experience as a contractor. After the coffee break, the training continued with the topic of record keeping and archives by private performers. Oksana Lysenko, Deputy Head of the Department of Control over the Activity of Bodies and Persons Executing Enforcement of Decisions of the Office of Control over the Activity of Bodies and Persons Executing Enforcement of Decisions of the ICE Department of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine, was the speaker.
Both speakers are personally involved in the audits of private contractors, so they are well aware of the problems that contractors face and which mistakes are most commonly made.
The event, organized by the Agency for the Enforcement of Decisions, took place in one of the halls of the Kozatsky Hotel on the Independence Square proved to be extremely relevant and the hall was crowded with the desire to be attended by dozens of private performers and their assistants.
The Enforcement Agency will continue to organize similar activities to enhance the professional skills of contractors and assistants.
Source: Information Service
(translated using Google translator)