Edinburgh, UK, 5th September 2022 - Dayshape, a software company providing AI-powered resource management software to professional services firms, has become the first Elite Strategic Partner of Moore Global in Europe and North America.
 

2021 was a year of exceptional growth across our global community and we continue to make great progress against our strategic objectives.

Not so long ago marketing was all about the Mad Men of Madison Avenue; Don Draper slugging back three whiskies before 10am then making a barnstorming pitch to out-of-town bosses who were in awe of his talent to spin a killer catchphrase.

Largest independent accountancy firm in Scotland will join the Moore Global network, marking “a major step forward in transforming the Moore business in the UK, and beyond.”
 

Moore Global is different.  Find out how the Moore Global network can help your business thrive in our new interactive A future with Moore guide.
 

A digital real estate revolution is spreading across the world as property specialists increasingly ‘tokenise’ assets to improve liquidity in the world’s most valuable asset class.

Real estate investment has bounced back strongly as the world comes to terms with Covid, with exciting new asset classes and so-called “secondary” locations on investors’ radar for the first time. At the same time, many traditional bricks and mortar investments may never again deliver the returns property funds once relied on.

Women are badly under-represented in the property sector. A recent benchmark study showed only 9% of CEOs in commercial real estate were women, while there was a 55% gap in bonuses and commission between males and females. 

Suppliers in the automotive industry have a dilemma: continue to develop systems for traditional cars or gamble on electric vehicles which make up only a fraction of global sales.

Driving around Brisbane recently Anthony Hayley felt his trusty old car stutter. There were a few more worrying clanks and bangs in the days to come, then it died completely. But then came the real shocker: he was told there was no chance of getting a replacement for nine months – if he was lucky.

Thomas Ziegler, leader of Moore Global’s automotive group, considers the impact the shift from combustion engines to battery powered vehicles will have on the global supply chain.

In our new, interactive ‘Building for Success’ review, we showcase how the foundations laid in 2019 provided the stability we needed to adapt, branch out and grow.

Welcome to this issue of Moore Global’s Transfer Pricing Brief, with a special focus on the Latin American Region.

Moore Intelligence report proposes practical steps that need to be taken now to substantially reduce emissions and work towards net zero.

The latest Moore Intelligence podcast features David Tomasi, Global Leader of Moore’s Energy, Mining and Renewables (EMR) Group. He says we should stop waiting for a technological “silver bullet” to tackle global warming when time is short to improve the situation.

World leaders are adopting tough emissions targets in an attempt to significantly reduce the impact of global warming by 2050. However, question marks remain over how the necessary reductions can be achieved.

Maritime shipping routes are the vital arteries of today’s interconnected global economy, accounting for 90% of the world’s trade which is valued at more than $14 trillion.

We’re delighted to today announce five of our sector leaders have been appointed Global Leaders for the network.

The advertising industry has reinvented itself in the face of Covid and is anticipating a strong 2021 with higher revenues and improved profit margins, according to a new report released today, by Moore Global, one of the world’s leading accountancy and advisory networks.

Ruy Gomes, Managing Partner of Moore Belo Horizonte and Chairman of Moore Brazil, has been appointed as the Chairman of the Moore Latin America Regional Council. 

There will be no shortages of funds available to the smartest manufacturers and distributors to invest in technology that boosts efficiency and profitability.

Mark Fagan, partner at Citrin Cooperman and leader of Moore’s manufacturing group, explains how companies re-engineered their business models

Why smart manufacturers and distributors are re-engineering global supply chains

Moore Global’s growth continues with the addition of our newest national firm, Moore Hungary.
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With a team of nearly 100 professionals, Moore Hungary will offer a full range of consulting, financial and tax advisory, accounting and audit services.
 

A challenged world is an alert world. Everybody has a part to play in calling out gender bias and inequality. So, we have chosen to mark International Women’s Day by seeking out and celebrating the achievements of successful women in business.

Moore Global continues to grow in key Asia Pacific and Latin American markets with the addition of two new firms - Walker Davey Searells Limited and Pérez, Mejia Navas, SA de C.V. Both firms will adopt the Moore brand.

Unfortunately, COVID-19 is an unavoidable part of daily life today. The virus is causing restrictions in just about every area of life and many companies are facing massive challenges. This includes but is not limited to overcoming disruption of supply chains, curtailment of operations and corresponding reductions in output.

Welcome to this issue of Moore Global’s Transfer Pricing Brief. This is Issue No 4 of 2020, the year that will forever be remembered for the devastating worldwide coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

The trains in Manhattan are practically empty and the streets are quiet but behind the scenes planners and property experts are rethinking the role of the skyscrapers dominating the skyline.

Artificial Intelligence, robots and augmented reality are all set to transform how the world does business.

Exploiting technology is helping companies survive the pandemic and plan for a smarter future

Moore Global has increased its presence within key European and Latin American markets with the addition of three new firms.

It seems today as if the whole world is dominated by the COVID-19 pandemic. In their battle against the virus, governments are spending huge amounts of money on health care, in supporting their people and trying to relaunch the local economy. We can expect that in the near future, the same authorities will look for new revenues to offset these expenditures: more than ever, they will compete for a fair share of national income tax on the worldwide profits of multinational enterprises (MNEs).

Rewatch the first Moore Intelligence virtual event on demand where we discussed how businesses can reset and look to grow again after the COVID lockdown.

Download the latest guidance on how to treat rent related concessions following the recent amendment to IFRS16 in the wake of COVID-19.

Moore Global has announced the launch of Global Corporate Finance (GCF), a collaboration of nine core firms that will support the broader corporate finance function of the Moore Global Network.

Moore North America (MNA) has announced the appointment of Brendan Quirk as its new Regional Director to drive forward the continued growth of the network.

Moore Global has further enhanced its worldwide presence with the addition of three new, high quality firms.
 

Read the latest European Transfer Pricing brief from our global leaders

COVID-19 Financial reporting implications for accounting periods ending after 31 December 2019. 

Results and commentary from the Moore Global COVID-19 survey. 

Read the latest insight on how the COVID-19 pandemic could impact your contractual rights in Belgium, England, France, Germany and Italy. 

VAT Rates and thresholds in the European Union correct as at 1 January 2020

From Monday 9 September 2019, global accounting and consultancy network Moore Stephens relaunches our brand to become ‘Moore’. The unveiling of a new logo, visual identity and brand positioning marks the continued evolution of a network of more than 260 independent firms in 112 countries and a client-focused professional community of more than 30,000 people.