Hosted by the European Federation of Accountants and Auditors for SMEs
Hosted by Accountancy Europe
The need for SMEs to digitalise is more pressing than ever, especially since the Covid-19 crisis began. While some SMEs are advancing with digitalisation, many are struggling and lagging behind.
Join us at this webinar to learn:
Because #SMEsCountOnUs!
Confirmed Speakers:
Mental wellness can be an uncomfortable or unfamiliar subject to discuss—and it is often stigmatized. Yet it is an issue for all of us—even if we aren’t consciously aware of any difficulties. The pandemic has been a wake-up call for greater awareness and understanding as so many have endured extraordinary circumstances for such an extended period, and continue to do so.
In the wake of an extraordinary 2020, we asked 9,000 members of Generation Z (age 18-25) about the issues that give them most concern right now. What do they want from their careers? What are they worrying about? What attracts them to organisations? What do they think about business?
This webinar will explore the implications for employers, managers and anyone who works with Gen Z, using insights drawn from roundtables around the world.
Time Zones: 9:00–10:30 EDT / 15:00–16:30 CET / 16:00–17:30 MSK
Language: The webinar will be held in English, with simultaneous translation into Russian, Georgian, Ukrainian, Albanian, and Bosnian-Serbian-Croatian.
Translation of the event kindly provided by the CFRR REPARIS for SMEs, STAREP, and European Union and the World Bank joint Georgia Financial Inclusion and Accountability Project. Please click on the "Translated Slides" button below to view the slides
A working group formed by the International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants (IESBA) and national ethics standard setters (NSS) from Australia, Canada, China, South Africa, the UK and the US has released 5 Ethical Challenges that Will Intensify as the Pandemic Wanes, a look at the key ethical issues that lie ahead for professional accountants as the COVID-19 pandemic moves into the next phase. This informative, deep-dive article revisits many of the topics the working group cited previously as ethical challenges brought on by the pandemic and provides updated context and insights to help the professional accountant navigate a continually evolving economic and societal recovery.
The IESBA COVID-19 Working Group, chaired by Mr. Richard Fleck, former IESBA Deputy Chair, has been developing implementation support resources to assist accountants in effectively applying the International Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants (including International Independence Standards) when facing circumstances created by the COVID-19 pandemic. This publication also benefited from input from IESBA Staff.
The article can be found on the IESBA Website and on IFAC’s Gateway.
