Transfer pricing policies are a critical part of any business and need to reflect the current or future economic reality. The challenge is keeping transfer pricing policies up to date and relevant.

With remote working becoming the new norm, cybersecurity is even more crucial than before to support thousands of workers working from home accessing their companies’ networks.

Read more to understand the potential risks of remote working and some actions that companies could take.

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.

Will we see a return of nuclear energy in the post COVID-19 world? 

Moore Kingston Smith recently requested senior management and owners of media businesses in the UK to share their thoughts on how Coronavirus will impact the future financial prospects and staffing requirements of the media industry, as well as to what extent they have made use of the UK government support available.

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

The emergence of COVID-19 has provided an awakening call for much of the business world. With nearly 3 billion people around the globe under COVID-19 lockdowns, many businesses in the world are experiencing unprecedented business challenges

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

Moore Maritime is monitoring the Coronavirus very closely and maintaining a constant dialogue between offices to evaluate events as they unfold. 

Guidance for businesses on the potential accounting and financial reporting implications of the coronavirus pandemic in relation to accounting periods ended 31 December 2019.

VIEW THE GUIDANCE HERE
 

How the spread of Coronavirus is impacting global business and trade