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Trusted Future
Author: Jed Nykolle Harme
Accountancy stands at a pivotal moment, not one defined by upheaval but by the steady shaping of a more trusted, transparent, and resilient profession.
Chartered Accountants Ireland supports government market diversification plan
Author: The Accountant
The Irish Government’s market diversification plan includes more than 100 actions.
South Korea to enforce stricter sanctions for accounting misconduct
Author: The Accountant
The updated regulations will see fines for intentional and sustained accounting infractions rise by nearly 50% for companies and by as much as 150% for individuals.
Polio could paralyse 200,000 children every year unless UK continues global funding
Author: The Telegraph
Campaign group warns that vital public health programmes are under threat from Government cuts to foreign aid spending
SPP offers feedback on FCA’s new consumer support strategy
Author: The Accountant
The FCA's initiative introduces the concept of targeted support to help firms provide more personalised guidance to specific groups of consumers.
India seeks to forge its own ‘Big Four’ at ICAI Dubai summit
Author: The Accountant
The event further highlighted the geographic positioning of India within the India-Middle East-Africa economic corridor.
IAASB aligns publicly traded entity definition with IESBA ethics
Author: The Accountant
Amendments include adopting the same definition of a publicly traded entity in ISQMs and ISAs as in the IESBA Code of Ethics.
CPA Australia proposes recommendations for Hong Kong’s 2025 Policy Address
Author: The Accountant
The proposals include the introduction of a QRTC scheme. The post CPA Australia proposes recommendations for Hong Kong’s 2025 Policy Address appeared first on The Accountant.
Future Proof
Author: Jed Nykolle Harme
The accountancy profession is quietly but decisively shaping the resilience of global business.
Business rates ‘double hit’ to cost English firms £2.5bn
Author: Accountancy Today
Businesses the length and breadth of England are “staring down the barrel” of a £2.5bn hike in property taxes from April 2026, as inflation and a new government stealth tax will combine to drive up business rates bills, according to analysis by global tax firm Ryan. A nationwide revaluation of business rates will take effect …
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