Accountants are pushing for stronger standards in governance and corporate reporting as the International Federation of Accountants Connect Africa Forum opens in Nairobi. The forum co-hosted by the Pan African
IFAC FORUM: Kenya looking to ride on finance management reforms to attract investors In Summary Speaking in Nairobi, International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) Chief Executive Officer Lee White said Africa
Public Sector Urged to Embrace Accrual Accounting https://youtu.be/5gFkJyjcg4A?si=XEmH60h-fxqUxk0S
Players drawn from the financials sector and the agriculture sector have today unveiled the sustainability reporting framework. The framework aims to guide how financial institutions report their contribution towards environmental
Mandatory sustainability reporting for public firms to begin in 2027 – ICPAK In Summary Under phase one which began in January 2024, all organisations were required to adopt the sustainability reporting standards voluntarily.
Transition to public accounting system By Jaindi Kisero Former Managing Editor-The EastAfrican I am a big supporter of strong and well-managed professional and business associations. Indeed, private sector associations of professionals
The institute has noted concerns from various stakeholders that some financial institutions only recognise financial statements that are audited by one of the ‘big four’ audit firms which, they deem,
ICPAK urges Finance Bill review, argues some parts bad for Kenyans
ICPAK Council Chairman Philip Kakai highlighted that the Institute has been proactive in proposing policy recommendations on taxation.
“Establishing a sinking fund will enable the country to set aside funds in the years leading to debt maturity,” ICPAK stated in its submission on the draft budget policy statement 2024.
To develop, regulate and promote an internationally recognized accountancy profession that upholds public interest through capacity building, advocacy, innovation and sustainable practices.
