Finding the silver lining …
The new normal is here. In a span of less than 6 months, life has transformed massively. COVID-19 has permeated every aspect of life, from business, to family and individual and the impact has largely been detrimental. The things we once took for granted: birthday parties, wedding celebrations, going to Church or the mosque, visiting a friend with a new born or even a casual jog with friends! These and many others are becoming all but distant memories.
PRESS RELEASE
30 July 2020
ICPAU Elects New Council
The Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Uganda (ICPAU) has announced seven (7) leaders (Council Members) to serve for the period 2020-2022.
Understanding the National Budget for 2020/2021
By CPA Kalinda Gonzaga Joseph
Practitioner,
Kalinda & Associates Certified Public Accountant (U)
ICPAU's survey reveals sentiments among Certified Public Accountants about the impact of COVID-19 (coronavirus), and how their organizations plan to respond. The survey findings indicate that organizations are concerned over the impact of COVID-19 on their revenues and cash flows.
Women entrepreneurs were on 7 November 2019 given strategies for building sustainable enterprises, during the Women Entrepreneurs Mentorship seminar.
While speaking at the seminar, Ms. Sandra Letio, the 30 year old proprietor of Pelere Group advised businesswomen to do the right thing. Ms. Letio emphasised the importance of proper book keeping and maintaining audited accounts.
On 10th November, accountants across the globe commemorate the International Accountants Day.
CPA Alex Chips Ocitti was recognized at the 11th graduation ceremony of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Uganda (ICPAU) for completing the Certified Public Accountants of Uganda [CPA-U] course in a record 2 years. He is a full member of ICPAU.
Today’s Accountant magazine caught up with him recently. He shares his story
Studying CPA and Enrolling for ICPAU Membership
