This article recaps some of the salient learning points from an AMLA Awareness Workshop hosted by MIA in July 2021...
Decisions of the Disciplinary Committee of the Malaysian Institute of Accountants (‘Institute’) against members pursuant to Rule 18(1) of the Malaysian Institute of Accountants (Disciplinary) Rules 2002.
Recognising the potential of Islamic social finance, the ASEAN Federation of Accountants (AFA) hosted a virtual event to facilitate a discussion amongst regional experts on how the system can provide an alternative solution to support ASEAN MSMEs in their efforts to recover from the impact of the pandemic.
What do accountants need to know about climate change? Speaking at the inaugural MIA Climate Change & ESG Conference 2021, keynote speaker Tan Sri Abdul Wahid Omar, Chairman of Bursa Malaysia...
Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic impact, remote working and virtual meetings have become a norm, with one key consequence: the need to find alternatives to signing off physical documents.
As the world and the workplace become increasingly digitalised, it is essential that accountants be able to stay abreast of technological developments and adapt these for work.
Numerous confirmation letters are sent to banks at least on an annual basis by auditors to request for information on their clients’ bank balances and arrangements.
Though many hoped 2021 would be a year of full recovery from COVID-19, the reality has been more complex.
Fair and equitable is a requirement of schemes of arrangement and an essential part of the code of conduct in large complex voluntary restructurings.
The Practice Review Department (PRD) wishes to remind practitioners and audit firms in Malaysia that the International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board (IAASB) has approved three (3) new quality management standards, which will be effective from 15 December 2022.
Count Me In, a podcast series created and produced by IMA® (Institute of Management Accountants), provides insights on the latest accounting and finance trends.
When analysing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors, the “Governance” aspect is often overlooked as climate risk, societal implications, and other “Environmental” and “Social” matters take priority.