Follow the link below to access our latest edition of our Newsletter ;TAS NEWSLETTER OCTOBER 2022
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TAS Newsletter August – October 2022
Follow the link below to access our latest edition of the TAS Chartered Accountants newsletter ; https://www.tas.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/TAS-NEWSLETTER-OCTOBER-2022-1.pdf
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TAS-Transforming businesses through developing people
TAS is divided into two main divisions namely Financial Reporting Technical (FRT) – which focusses on IPSAS and IFRS – and Competence learning Solutions (CLS) which focusses on the competence…
Continue ReadingOnerous Relationships
An onerous relationship or contract is one in which the unavoidable costs under the contract exceeds the benefits received under the same contract. “Don’t mis-quote me LoL”, I am not…
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Monetary Policy Statement-21 August 2020
For the detailed Monetary Policy issued by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, click on the link below..https://www.tas.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Monetary-Policy-Statement-21-August-2020-.pdf
Continue ReadingStatutory Instrument 196 of 2020 Exchange Control (Special Provisions for Securities Listed on Victoria Falls Stock Exchange)
For the detailed instrument ,Read more…https://www.tas.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/S.I.-196-of-2020-Final-1.pdf
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Five things you need to know about IPSAS
On 31 August 2017, the Public Accountants and Auditors Board (PAAB) hosted a roundtable discussion to gather views on whether Zimbabwe should adopt the International Public -Sector Accounting Standards (IPSAS).…
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Audit Opinions Roll Over
Since 2009, Zimbabwe has been characterized by series of critical events and monetary policy pronouncements (i.e. the Monetary policy statements and the Statutory Instruments (SIs)) that significantly affected the functional…
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Currency Reforms
Zimbabwe has been characterised by a series of critical events and monetary policy pronouncements (Monetary policy statements and Statutory Instruments (SIs) that significantly affected the currency in Zimbabwe since 2009.…
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