FYR Macedonia : Report on the Observance of Standards and Codes on Accounting and Auditing, Update

Autor: World Bank
Jazyk: angličtina
Rok vydání: 2014
Předmět:
AUDIT REPORTS
VALUATION
INTERNAL AUDIT
TAX
FOREIGN INVESTORS
PENSION FUNDS
BANKING SYSTEM
STOCK MARKET
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT
INSURANCE COMPANIES
BROKERAGE
SECURITIES MARKET
SHAREHOLDERS
DEPOSIT
CREDIT CARDS
INSURANCE COMPANY
QUALITY ASSURANCE
PUBLIC ACCOUNTING
EMPLOYMENT
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
DOMESTIC MARKET
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING STANDARDS
INVESTOR CONFIDENCE
LOCAL ENTERPRISES
AUDIT COMMITTEE
INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERING
BANKING LAW
INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
MANDATES
PRODUCTIVITY
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
INVESTMENT FUND
RULE OF LAW
FINANCIAL CRISIS
CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
CURRENT LIABILITY
SHAREHOLDER
COLLATERAL
ENFORCEMENT POWER
PENSION
BONDS
AUDITING
SUPERVISORY AUTHORITY
NON-PERFORMING LOANS
ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS
AUDITING PROFESSION
CONSUMER PROTECTION
CREDIT LINES
AUDITORS
FINANCIAL REPORTING STANDARDS
DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS
LLC
ACCOUNTING STANDARDS
EXCHANGE COMMISSION
OPERATING LOSSES
RISK MANAGEMENT
GOVERNMENT BUDGET
MARKET CAPITALIZATION
TRANSPARENCY
CREDIT INSTITUTIONS
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
HOLDING
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
DEPOSITS
PUBLIC SERVICES
STATUTORY AUDITORS
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
QUALITY CONTROL
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
MICROENTERPRISES
STOCK EXCHANGES
ACCOUNTS
AUDITING STANDARDS
AUDIT STANDARDS
STOCK EXCHANGE
BALANCE SHEET
BUSINESS LAW
COMPANY LAW
INFORMATION SYSTEM
INTERNAL CONTROLS
COMPLIANCE COSTS
LARGE CITIES
COST OF CAPITAL
BANKING SECTOR
OPERATING LEASES
SELF-REGULATION
ACCOUNTING SERVICES
CAPITAL ADEQUACY
IPO
CASH FLOW
CENTRAL DEPOSITORY
PROFITABILITY
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT
SUPERVISORY AGENCY
RETURN
TAX RATE
FACTORING
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
JOINT STOCK COMPANIES
FAIR VALUE
INVESTMENT CLIMATE
MACROECONOMIC POLICIES
CAPITAL MARKET
BUSINESS COMMUNITIES
AUDITS
FINANCIAL REPORTS
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTS
FOREIGN INTERESTS
PORTFOLIO
LIMITED LIABILITY
ACCOUNTING
LENDER
TAXATION
ACCOUNTANTS
MICRO ENTERPRISES
BARRIERS TO ENTRY
BANK FINANCING
BANKING ASSETS
CAPITAL MARKETS
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
FINANCIAL STABILITY
EQUIPMENT
ACCOUNTANCY
INSURANCE
BANKING SECTOR ASSETS
CURRENCY
TURNOVER
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
BANK LOANS
FOREIGN INVESTMENTS
FINANCIAL INSTITUTION
INTERNATIONAL STANDARD
HUMAN RESOURCES
GOOD PRACTICES
LOAN
SUPERVISORY BOARD
LEGISLATION
ACCOUNTING REFORM
SECURITIES
COMMERCIAL BANKS
INTERNATIONAL BANK
MONETARY FUND
SHORT-TERM LIQUIDITY
PRUDENTIAL REQUIREMENTS
FOREIGN INVESTMENT
JOINT-STOCK COMPANY
SUBSIDIARY
ACCOUNTANT
INVESTMENT FUNDS
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
TRADING
AUDIT COMMITTEES
CASH FLOWS
LAWS
SAVINGS
INTERNAL AUDITING
STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS
CAPACITY BUILDING
PUBLIC INVESTMENT
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
MARKET ECONOMY
FINANCIAL REPORTING
FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS
GOOD PRACTICE
COMPLIANCE GAP
Popis: This assessment of accounting and auditing requirements and practices in Former Yugoslav Republic (FYR) Macedonia is part of a joint initiative implemented by the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund to prepare reports on the observance of standards and codes (ROSC). The assessment focuses on the strengths and weaknesses of the accounting and auditing (A and A) environment that influences the quality of corporate financial reporting, and includes a review of both statutory requirements and actual practice. The assessment also considers the extent of compliance with European Union (EU) requirements under the acquis communautaire. The strategic objective of this report is to support government efforts to improve the business climate in FYR Macedonia, and achieve the country s overarching goal of EU integration. The three essential pillars of institutional infrastructure are: (i) adequate and appropriate legal requirements, (ii) capacity sufficient to implement those requirements, and (iii) effective enforcement mechanisms. This report updates the first ROSC A and A prepared in 2003. This report provides policy recommendations to improve financial transparency in the domestic corporate sector and to strengthen accounting and audit practices in line with international benchmarks and EU Directives.
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