Johannesburg, Friday, 18 November 2011 — The public is invited to contribute to a meeting of chief financial officers, investors and interested parties and have a chance to air its views on setting the agenda of the International Accounting Standards Board's (IASB) financial reporting standards.
Johannesburg Tuesday, 22 November 2011 - Today saw the launch of the Public Sector Audit Committee Forum (PSACF), which aims to help the public sector source skilled and experienced audit committee members, and to help current members of public sector audit committees discharge their duties more effectively.
Limpopo students can now study towards coveted careers in chartered accountancy
Johannesburg, Tuesday 1 November 2011 - The University of Limpopo (UL) has been approved as a SAICA-accredited university, thereby enabling students completing the BAccSc degree at UL direct access to an accredited postgraduate programme and in turn to write the examinations towards becoming chartered accountants [CAs(SA)].
Benefits include enhanced service delivery and cleaner administration
Johannesburg, Thursday 13 October 2011 - A unique R72 million public/private partnership, designed to bring about minimum standards of competence for municipal financial staff, was unveiled in Johannesburg today by Dr Blade Nzimande, the Minister of Higher Education and Training.
12 October 2011 - Professor Mervyn King’s appointment as the new chairman of the International Integrated Reporting Committee (IIRC) has been widely welcomed and is viewed as a tribute to his work in advancing corporate governance, sustainability reporting and integrated reporting.
Black chartered accountancy [CA(SA)] candidates grab their second chance
Johannesburg, Friday 23 September 2011 – this week, 50 repeat candidates were honoured for passing the Qualifying Examination Part I (QEI) at a ‘Celebration Ceremony’ in Auckland Park on Wednesday night.
10 782 learners wrote the second round paper
Cape Town, Friday 23 September 2011 – Today, the provincial winners of the second round of the prestigious South African Maths Olympiad (SAMO), the premier inter-schools mathematics competition in the country were recognised.
10 782 learners wrote the second round paper
Limpopo, Wednesday 21 September 2011 – Today, the provincial winners of the second round of the prestigious South African Maths Olympiad (SAMO), the premier inter-schools mathematics competition in the country were recognised.
Only one week left before manual submission deadline
Johannesburg, Thursday 22 September 2011 – South African taxpayers should pay the correct amount of tax not only because it’s the right thing to do but because it’s likely to be cheaper than a penalty and doesn’t expose them to legal risk.
10 782 learners wrote the second round paper
Pretoria, Tuesday 20 September 2011 – Today, the provincial winners of the second round of the prestigious South African Maths Olympiad (SAMO), the premier inter-schools mathematics competition in the country was recognised.