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Session 1: MIA & the Accountancy Profession in Malaysia by Siti Murni Amer Session 2: Business income by Azlina Zakaria Session 3: Professional Auditing Practise by Leong Mun Foong Session 4: Practical Auditing by Leong Mun Foong

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