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Ethical Leadership

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Accountants are increasingly recognised as stewards of trust, ethics, and sustainable development.

ICPAU Urges Accountants to Lead Ethical and Sustainable Growth in Uganda

Author: Nile Post

Professional accountants in Uganda have been called upon to champion ethical standards, strengthen accountability, and drive sustainable operations across both public and private sectors.

ACCA Applauds FRC’s UK Stewardship Code for Emphasising Outcomes as Well as Actions

Author: Business News Wales

A focus on reporting on the impact of stewardship activities is the best way to demonstrate the effectiveness of investment goals, according to a leading global accountancy body.

Global trust in chartered accountants rises in AI world

Author: ICAEW

As Chartered Accountants Worldwide publishes the latest Trust Survey results, ICAEW is working to ensure accountants can continue to deliver what stakeholders need – trustworthiness in data and ethical decision-making.

CPA Canada calls for stronger sustainable disclosure and AI policies

Author: The Accountant

The organisation urged the federal government “to lead a coordinated national effort to adopt the CSDSs as a consistent baseline across the country”.

Chartered accountants top trust survey among Scotland’s professionals

Author: The Accountant

The survey also indicated a ten-point increase in trust in the ICAS.

AICPA requests clarity on global minimum tax framework

Author: The Accountant

The G7 agreement aims to shield US MNEs from certain international tax regulations that could lead to increased tax liabilities.

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.

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