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.
Good governance is becoming an increasingly important priority as organisations contend with higher enterprise risks and expectations for reporting transparency, driven by sustainability, climate change and COVID-19 concerns.
As the regulator and developer of the accountancy profession, MIA emphasises strongly on tax governance, tax compliance and “paying the right tax” to support sustainable nation building.
Ensure Greater Compliance with Transfer Pricing Regulations.
Educational institutions today must upskill in financial management to ensure their long-term business sustainability and survival. Like other sectors, their financial and cash flow challenges have been exacerbated by the COVID-19 crisis.
MIA has designated the month of March 2022 as the MIA Digital Month, signalling that digital transformation is imperative for the profession.
A strong organisational culture built on ethics, integrity and trust has been proven to be vital to long-term sustainability and success.
Sustainability risks are the main threats to business and life today and in the future, and they’re increasing in intensity and impact.
Sustainability today is a tremendous priority for businesses as concerns such as the climate emergency and widening global social inequality affect the triple bottom line of people, planet and profit/prosperity.