ICPAK In The News

Jul
20

Accrual accounting pathway to fiscal transparency in Kenya

By George Mokua | Jul 19th, 2022 In recent times, discussions have been rife in the public sector on the merits of shifting from cash to the accrual basis of accounting for purposes of enhancing fiscal reporting. Accrual basis of accounting is an accounting method that requires revenues and expenditures to be recorded in the financial […]

Source: The Standard |
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Jun
20

MPs urged to expedite enactment of Prompt Payment Bill

By Herald Aloo The Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya (ICPAK) has urged the national and county governments to expedite the implementation of the Prompt Payment Bill, 2021 to address the ballooning pending bills that now risks transitioning to the next administration. It urged the two levels of government to adhere to the prescribed […]

Source: People Daily |
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Jun
20

Rogue accountants a weak link in corruption war — Matiang’i

By AURA RUTH Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matinag’i says there has been an unprecedented rise in the number of corruption cases implicating accountants. He said the problem cuts across the public and private sectors and this risks eroding the credibility of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants (Icpak) which regulates and licenses accountants. He said […]

Source: Star Newspaper |
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Jun
20

Lobby groups ask IEBC, EACC to raise integrity bar in 2022 election

By Kevin Cheruiyot The Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya (ICPAK), Transparency International- Kenya, and Amnesty International- Kenya have jointly called upon IEBC and EACC to use the 2022 general elections to raise the integrity bar and root corrupt leaders. In a statement on Thursday, which coincided with the International AntiCorruptio Day, the lobby […]

Source: Star Newspaper |
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Jun
20

Accountants ask State to cap food prices amid high inflation

By Joackim Bwana | May 26th 2022 | The Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya (ICPAK) wants the government to cap the price of food commodities and stop further increases in fuel pump prices to cushion consumers. Since the beginning of this year, the accountants said, the soaring cost of food and fuel has been a major driver of overall […]

Source: Standard Digital |
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Jun
20

Icpak raises concern over economic dip on election year

By Graham Kajilwa The Institute of Certified Public Accountants (Icpak) wants the government to take responsibility for the recurring economic decline every election cycle. The accountants’ lobby said the government should address the “root causes” of the dip even as the country prepares to go into elections in August. Icpak Chairman George Mokua said statistics and trends have […]

Source: Standard Digital |
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Mar
23

Treasury on the spot over payment of pending bills

Wednesday, March 23rd, 2022 01:06 | By Jacktone Lawi National Treasury was yesterday put on the spot over delayed disbursement of funds meant to offset pending bills. Submissions brought before the Planning Committee of the National Assembly revealed a mismatch in legislation meant to ensure prompt payment of governments obligations. The Institute of Certified Public Accountants […]

Source: People Daily |
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Feb
14

ACCA Partners With ICPAK To Enhance Member Benefits

Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) has signed a partnership with the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya (ICPAK) that will see members of both entities benefit from local and global access to learning resources and collaborate on public policy deliberations that directly impact the accountancy profession. The partnership, which also targets to catapult […]

Source: Business Today |
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About ICPAK

ICPAK is an Institution
mandated to protect and uphold public interest
as well as develop and regulate the accountancy profession in Kenya.

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Telephone Line (Main) : +254 719 074 000
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Email: icpak@icpak.com

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