RSM International, the global audit tax and consulting network, focused on the middle market, celebrates its 9th annual World Day event today. The day will bring together the creative energy of RSM’s people, all over the world, to celebrate under this year’s theme - “Be Curious”. Curiosity forms the foundation for understanding - which lies at the heart of RSM’s Brand Promise, The Power of Being Understood.
In today’s increasingly globalised environment, success is determined by your ability to lead across multiple cultural environments making Cultural Intelligence (CQ) imperative.
The speed at which small and medium businesses, in Latin America, join the glocal economies will depend on their ability to innovate and adapt in the aftermath of COVID-19 as José Gómez and Oscar Bobadilla explains.
RSM celebrates curiosity for RSM World Day 2020
RSM International, the global audit tax and consulting network, focused on the middle market, celebrates its 9th annual World Day event today. The day will bring together the creative energy of RSM’s people, all over the world, to celebrate under this year’s theme - “Be Curious”. Curiosity forms the foundation for understanding - which lies at the heart of RSM’s Brand Promise, The Power of Being Understood.
Paying for the Pandemic—Are Increased Taxes the Answer?
Conversations have already started about how the increased government expenditures to support citizens during the pandemic will be funded. Rob Mander of RSM International suggests that resisting the urge to increase taxes may be the best way to support economic growth.
Coronavirus and IFRS financial reporting implications
It’s quite clear that coronavirus is a devastating, exceptional and extraordinary worldwide event which will have a significant financial impact on many entities. The financial reporting implications of coronavirus, together with the Government support, could prove challenging.
Transfer pricing – A new application for an old principle
Transfer pricing refers to the price of goods and services that are exchanged cross border between related companies. Multinational enterprises (“MNE’s”) should establish a transfer pricing policy that ensures profits are recognised in accordance with where economic value is created.