We have already informed our MindLink subscribers about the new Accounting Act effective from 1 January 2022, which will result in relevant regulations being changed or a new one issued. This article explores the Cabinet of Ministers’ new Rule 590, which explain how a company’s assets and liabilities should be valued in its books and presented in its financial statements if the company or its business unit is dissolved. Rule 590 has been issued under section 21(3) of the new Accounting Act and replaces Rule 583.
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Ask questionPaper documents such as invoices and waybills tend to be mislaid or submitted to the accounts department late, leading to inaccuracies in accounting records and tax returns, as well as late payments. Mandatory electronic documents could eliminate these faults.
On 29 September the Cabinet of Ministers met to debate the Accounting Bill drafted in collaboration with professional organisations and academia. The Bill is to replace the Accounting Act adopted in the early 90s and embrace the latest developments and economic digitalisation. This article explores the proposed amendments and expected changes.
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