Key Findings – MIA-ACCA Business and Economic Outlook 2019 Report
The inaugural survey of accountants finds that the government’s economic and anti-corruption policies are anticipated to drive Malaysia’s 2019 business performance.
Asset Tracing and Forensic Methods
Applying technology can help trace assets using forensic methods, to further streamline the insolvency process and ascertain the true value of the firm, concluded experts at the recent MIA Insolvency Conference 2018.
Complying with the Special Voluntary Disclosure Programme (SVDP)
What accountants should do for taxpayers?
Having the Right Mindset for the Future of Finance
In the world of smart machines, the clever, inquisitive mind is king.
Reviving Takaful-Waqf Products in Malaysia: Issues and Challenges
Should Malaysia introduce the Wakalah-Waqf model to drive and uplift the takaful sector?
NACRA 2020 to Introduce New Assessment Framework
While the National Annual Corporate Report Awards (NACRA) has made continual improvements to its criteria since it was launched in 1990, its New Assessment Framework will keep NACRA current with manifest changes in stakeholder expectations and the global corporate reporting landscape.
Engaging Audit Talent Better
MIA’s high-level talent roundtable sought to understand the audit workplace and talent engagement strategies across firms of different sizes.
How to Fight Stress in the Audit Workplace
Openness, work-life integration, and technology adoption are some solutions for creating a less stressful workplace for auditors in Malaysia.
Enhancing Preparers Key to Resolving Auditor Stress
Raising accounting and financial reporting quality, backed by suggestions to heighten regulatory scrutiny on preparers and implement a quality control standard for preparers, could help ease the excessive pressures and stress on auditors.
The Changing Shape of the Finance Function
Digital technologies threaten and transform business models and they will radically change the world of work.
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