Read this article to find out more about QAP and the benefits it has for audit firms.
Early participating firms recommend that their peer audit firms embark on QAP
Change is here—and more is coming—for the accountancy profession. New technologies are driving that change.
Most of the tax treaties are developed and concluded between countries based on a treaty framework published by international organisations such as the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (“OECD”) and United Nations (“UN”), among others.
Tax collection could be raised without resorting to additional new taxes such as capital gains tax, wealth tax and the reintroduction of goods and services tax (GST) by addressing tax non-compliance and systemic inefficiencies.
The COVID-19 pandemic did not just change the world and how we work and live, but it forced women to become even more agile, adept and resilient in balancing work and family.
Early adopters recommend that their peer audit firms adopt this electronic bank confirmation platform, as the pros outweigh the cons.
Backed by a data-driven mindset, MIA engages actively with all its stakeholders to collect and analyse relevant data that will shape its strategies and actions.
Like most segments of the society and economy, the profession endured an unprecedented annus horribilis in 2020.
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