Q:What do you like most about Affilica Update?

What I like most about Affilica Update is how global issues are presented. These are educating and informative. It brings the professional world together as a community and thereby collapses the gap between the different professions. The brain teasers and jokes are very refreshing indeed.   - Camilla Shittu, UK

News of the region and the brain teasers. - Edna Laicheong, Mauritius

A "good mix" and easy on the mind; a pleasure to spend five minutes reading. - S J Ball, Guernsey

New ideas. - Bashir Malik, Pakistan

Variety of Information and humour. - Ashok Gudka

Wide coverage of perspective around the world.
         - Tan Hock Hin, Malaysia

Humour, professional news, tips.
           - Sofyan Syafri Harahap PhD, Indonesia

Its variety and humour. - David Cook, Spain

The articles are more interesting and varied than a lot of other professional newsletters I receive. - Angela Pearce, UK

Always interested in reading views of other accountants.   - Damian Gallagher, Ireland

Networking, information on striking news on the profession, mind teasers and jokes. - Gregoris Demetriou, Cyprus

Brain Teaser, funny stories, sayings, and of course financial matters. - Rev. Frederick Tusingire, Uganda

International information about professionals and SMEs.   - Laurent Ginet, France

Its presentation.
      - Ibn Sina Academic Research Centre, Mauritius

Bright  breezy, informative and easy and enjoyable to read.  - Brendan Reilly, Ireland

Interesting management stories and case studies.
      - Helena Koon, Hong Kong

Variety, interesting. No Western garbage, just good international stuff. - Mwika Nyangibo

The most I like is the news about accounting and auditing industry. - C.P. Julián Garza Rosales, Mexico

The taxation comments and info and the jokes.
      -  Maria Jose Ocampos Bracho

It is overall an excellent magazine.
     - Chris van Rensburg, South Africa

The variety of subjects and international approach. 
  - Jale Ozturk

Very informative. - Tan Swee Leng, Singapore

Structure of information. - L Sveta, Rumania

Lack of pretension; very little repetition; the jokes.
      - Richard Fox, UK

Variety and insight. - Ian McGregor, Scotland

Hearing others' situations/issues and judging global markets. The Banter included with the magazine to keep it from becoming too serious. - John A. Wescott, UK

Greetings, I just had to drop you a note to compliment you on your most excellent Affilica newsletter. A super mix of marketing, humour, news and information. I get about 50 newsletters and write three. Yours is by far the best quality and the most enjoyable - including mine! Very Best Regards,
Graeme England, Edenvale, South Africa

The newsletter is great. However, I joined another network a year ago, and I am really trying to get this up and running first. I find it very time-consuming, and to be honest, I don't have the time at the moment to join anything else. Keep up the good work.
Regards, Eilis, Eilis Quinlan & Co, Ireland

I like to read Affilica Update because it's a good way to start the day, informative and interesting.
- Brenda M King, H P Hanna & Co Ltd, Christchurch, New Zealand

I like to read Affilica Update because it is fun and informative. - Jeffrey Lewis, UK

Affilica Update is interesting and the jokes are amusing. It makes a good read. - Ian Grocholski, Paris, France

I like to read Affilica Update because it keeps me in touch with our associates overseas. - Phil McCarthy, Australia

Just dropping a line to congratulate you on the quality of the newsletter. I am not in the accounting business but still find your newsletters extremely informative in particular your articles on IR35 as I am an independent IT Contractor running a limited company. - Aarif Merali, UK

Like the newsletter, diverse and interesting. 
- Mike Doyle, Doyles, UK

I like to read Affilica E-Magazine because the information comes with humour. - Brian Trent, Chalfont Management Services, UK

I am a recent subscriber to Affilica Update and find it enlightening and entertaining. Congratulations on your good work - it is getting better all the time. - John Ram, UK

Opportunities to interface if wanted. - Brian Kensington, UK

Tips, advice and humour. Also the potential to contact other accountants throughout the world. - Simon Lever, UK

News of developments in the professional world and opinions.     - K Audit, United Arab Emirates

Its international focus. - Richard King, Australia 

Information on global level. - Barbara Stechnij, USA

Its wide ranging content and its free. - Paul Tan, Singapore

It's useful to know what is happening to the accounting profession all over the world. It's also a pleasure to read articles contributed by fellow accountants to learn of the lighter side of their professional life. - George Yeung, Canada

International connections. Julian Bower, UK

Informative whilst easy to read. Doug Bedford, UK

Brief and to the point. John Matthews, UK

Humour, members details, useful info.
      - Wendy Beauchamp-Ward, UK

Exchange of business info. 
      - M.Irvin Boncamper, Nevis, St.Kitts

Covers broad range of subjects. - Rakesh Patel, UK

Easy Reading and useful tips. - Mazhar Jasani, UK

Information about what's going on and new members information. - Claus Securs, Germany