Tag: ICAG
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Climate change could impact cash flows for businesses – ICAG
As part of moves to mitigate the impact of climate change on cash flows of businesses, accounting professionals have been encouraged to prioritize sustainability tools in ensuring a green economy This, the Association of Chattered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and its affiliate- Institute of Chartered Accountants Ghana (ICAG) believe will inspire investor confidence and bolster economic…
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Ministry of Finance urges businesses to be tax compliant
A Deputy Minister of Finance, Abena Osei Asare has reiterated calls for businesses and individuals to be tax compliant . She explains that domestic revenue mobilization has become critical given the current economic position of the country. Speaking at the Launch of the National Public Financial Management (PFM) organized by the Institute of Chartered Accountants…
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Businesses to embrace integrated financial reports to ensure sustainability
The Association of Chartered Accountants, ACCA, is urging players within the space and organizations to embrace integrated financial reporting to enable stakeholders make informed decisions which are geared towards sustainable economic growth. According to the Association, integrated financial reporting will also help them offer innovative solutions to the ever dynamic needs of clients. These comments…
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ICAG awards 24-year old overall best accounting graduate
Twenty-four (24) year old Evans Tettey Odjer, has received a brand new laptop from the Institute of Chartered Accountants Ghana for emerging the overall Best Accountancy Candidate for 2019. In all, 267 newly qualified accountants were inducted into the institute in 2019. Speaking at a presentation ceremony, which took place at the EPP Books Shop…
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ICAG to meet accountants, firms that worked for collapsed financial institutions
The Institute of Chartered Accountants (Ghana), the country’s regulator of the accountancy is set to meet with accountants and accounting firms that worked with financial institutions that lost their licenses in the Bank of Ghana clean up. This latest action follows a similar one where four accounting firms were fined by the regulator for their…
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ICAG to use GH¢2.2 million fine for capacity building
The Institute of Chartered Accountants Ghana has told Citi Business News that it will use the GH¢2.2 million fine to build capacity for the four sanctioned auditing firms and the industry as a whole. The ICAG fined Deloitte & Touche, PKF Chartered Accountants, J. Mills Lamptey & Co., Morrison & Associate up to the tune…