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- Why Going Concern is not an option
- Should the going concern review be limited to listed companies? - by Steve Priddy, ACCA director of technical policy and research (November 2008)
- Quill pens at dawn?
- What are the purpose of accounts? - by Richard Aitken-Davies, ACCA President (October 2008)
- An international standard for corporate governance
- Something has gone amiss in respect of senior executive remuneration over the last decade - by Steve Priddy, director of technical policy and research, ACCA (September 2008)
- The fight against bribery and corruption
- Could global standards make a difference? - by Rosana Mirkovic, senior policy adviser, ACCA (September 2008)
- Human Instinct
- The enduring human need for global standards - an opinion by Steve Priddy, Director of technical policy and research, ACCA (July 2008)
- IFRS for SMEs - will small businesses be able to cope?
- ACCA comments on the international challenges for SMEs - will they be able to cope with International Financial Reporting Standards?
- IFAC Compliance Program press release
- IFAC's compliance program sparks initiatives to strengthen the accountancy profession and achieve convergence to international standards.
- Complexity in financial reporting
- An analysis between IASB and FASB to reduce complexity in reporting financial instruments is explained in this opinion piece.
- The price of responsibility
- Will the idea of globally applicable principles for responsible investment witness a major shift in thinking sparked by the challenges facing the world's economies?
- Ethical standards and business confidence
- Consistent ethical standards globally are vital if the accountancy profession is to retain the trust it has striven so hard to achieve since the Enron and WorldCom scandals.