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Pre-emptive checks on Cyprus firms
Cypriot Finance Minister Makis Keravnos announced on Tuesday that the cabinet of the Republic of Cyprus has approved the establishment of a unified regulatory authority for companies offering administrative services.
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Seminar on occupational retirement organized on Thursday, Friday
The Hellenic Union of Institutions for Occupational Retirement Provision (ELETAE) is organizing this Thursday and Friday its second Occupational Retirement Provision Forum themed: "The Day After in Occupational Insurance: Challenges and development prospects."
6 Reasons to Study for a Masters in Accounting
The field of accounting remains one of the strongest sectors of the economy. While other careers are seeing massive shifts due to changing job roles and the increasing use of technology, careers in the business world have remained relatively stable.
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Folli Follie losses down, debt still high
Jewelry and fashion accessories company Folli Follie sustained losses of 121 million euros during 2019, or 44% less than in 2018, according to results as yet uncertified by chartered accountants.
Operational losses also declined, to about €74 million in 2019 from €156.2 million in 2018, despite turnover shrinking to €203 million from €297 million.
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Extension of deadline for numerous declarations
The Finance Ministry has extended the deadline for the submission of declarations concerning a number of categories in order to assist corporations, accountants and tax experts which are currently facing a struggle to support the economy, as it said in a statement.
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First-half results show that PPC has averted the worst for now
Public Power Corporation appears to have escaped the risk of financial collapse for now, as PPC's first-half results and the certified accountants' report showed a considerable improvement, much to the government's relief.
New growth bill submitted for public consultation
A new government bill for growth submitted for public debate on Wednesday evening aims for greater flexibility in strategic investments by way of fast-track licensing and introduces other sweeping interventions which give rise to positive prerequisites for attracting new investments and creating jobs, according to government sources which commented on the legislation.
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Indian auditor group begins probe into $1.8 bln fraud case
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), a state-controlled regulator for the sector, has said it is probing whether auditors played a role in perpetrating the alleged $1.77 billion fraud that Punjab National Bank unearthed last week.
Professionals rarely accept card payments
Thousands of self-employed professionals, such as lawyers, accountants, engineers, electricians, doctors and taxi drivers, have installed card terminals to comply with legislation, but hardly ever use them.
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Katrougalos law still a nightmare for experts
A number of clauses in the so-called Katrougalos law on social security, named after ex-labor minister Giorgos Katrougalos who introduced it, remain inert some 20 months later. Although the law is supposed to be in forced in its entirety for a year now, it continues to cause accountants and tax experts headaches and freelancers and self-employed professionals anxiety.
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