All articles by Kuldeep Jha
CPA Australia, IHRP sign pact linking finance and HR training in Singapore
The agreement will see the two organisations work together on People Manager learning programmes aimed at senior finance executives.
SAICA unveils new support platform for aspiring chartered accountants
The SAICA Trainee Collective is intended to strengthen connection, support and development among trainee accountants.
HSBC hosts private talks with UK banks over climate-risk disclosures
Representatives from HSBC, Barclays, Santander, NatWest and Lloyds gathered at HSBC’s Canary Wharf offices last week, according to the FT.
ICAS poll finds most chartered accountants lack confidence in Scotland’s economy
When asked where the government should focus, respondents most commonly cited the need for a long-term economic and tax strategy.
ICAS, Heriot-Watt University unveil new master’s route to chartered accountancy
The MA (Hons) in Professional Accountancy will be delivered by HWU’s Edinburgh Business School.
China planning biggest tax officials hiring drive in a decade
Central and local tax bureaus are set to add 25,004 civil servants in 2026.
CPA Australia backs ATO remission changes but demands fairer, consistent outcomes
Under the revised process, taxpayers and tax agents must use designated ATO forms for remission requests.
ICAS “deeply frustrated” over decision to scrap audit reform bill
ICAS CEO Gail Boag said there had been progress in recent years, including work by the FRC but that core issues remain unresolved.
CPA Australia warns super tax changes risk eroding retirement savings
The draft law would disadvantage superannuation funds that hold investments producing franked dividends.
ICC, Carbon Measures name first panel for carbon accounting
Panel members have been drawn from industry, science, civil society and academia.