Kreston Global network welcomes Honduras member firm
Kreston Global welcomes Alfaro y Asociados, based in Honduras, to its global network.
Country: Latin America
Supporting Kreston Ukraine
Kreston Global condemns the war in Ukraine and the violation of international law. We are deeply troubled at the terrible impact on innocent people in Ukraine, Russia and Eastern Europe, and we stand by all people suffering from oppression anywhere in the world
What is global mobility?
Global mobility is the movement of individuals around the globe moving from one country to another, usually, but not always, for work.
Changes to Mexican VAT law in 2022
The new 2022 Revenue Law in Mexico is on track to being approved, only awaiting the Senate´s decision. This initiative under which the Mexican government estimates that it will be attaining just over $7 billion pesos, of which $3.9 billion will allegedly come directly from tax collections.
Honduras
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Kreston Honduras
Kreston BSG celebrates 25 years
Kreston BSG in Mexico has hit a milestone – 25 years in business. Read all about their celebrations in this roundup.
Vargas, Ruiz y Asoc.
Rua Tamarataca 212, Mooca
Transfer pricing issues in the changing global tax climate
David Whitmer, of CBIZ MHM in the United States, has written a piece for Taxation Magazine on current global issues […]
Remote audit is here to stay – but what are the rules?
Many audits went ‘virtual’ in 2020, either partially or wholly, accelerating a process that’s been underway for a decade or […]
More member firms rebrand under Kreston banner
We are featured in the latest piece by the IAB, which focuses on the success of our recent brand refresh […]
Why the G7 tax deal for developing countries might be just what is needed
A global minimum tax rate of 15% was one of the central topics of the June 2021 G7 meeting in […]
Great first meeting for Latin America’s Global Tax Group
Last Thursday, The Latin American chapter of our Global Tax Group took part in its first non-official meeting with members […]
What will accounting look like in 2071?
Right now, the world is changing at a dizzying pace. Even within the past couple of years, we’ve significantly changed […]
Clients place significant value on use of technology
The International Accounting Bulletin’s (IAB) latest piece delves into our network’s perceptions of technology and its role in the future […]
Will developing countries block the G7 minimum tax deal?
Below is the International Accounting Bulletin’s latest piece on the G7 initiative that discusses the post-pandemic options for developing countries […]
Hot topic: accounting and auditing for cryptocurrencies
HMRC recently published its long-awaited ‘Cryptoassets manual’ signalling that the wait-and-see era might be over when it comes to accounting […]
Financial Management: Empathy as an antidote to uncertainty
Liza Robbins, our CEO, is featured in this latest piece published by Financial Management. Based around the challenging times in […]
