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In recent years, businesses, individuals and governments have encountered a succession of demanding circumstances, prompting the need for resilience, heightened adaptability, and strategic planning amid ongoing uncertainty. In face of this, Forvis Mazars is set to look to the future with a clear and forward-thinking vision to support our clients, people and communities in seizing opportunities for...
Transparency Report 2022
As the world continues to navigate change, societal expectations are shifting, and organisations must keep up with the growing call to transform their operations to be more sustainable, comply with increasing regulations and meet new quality standards. At Forvis Mazars, we are prepared to not only rise to the challenge and invest where it counts for our firm and people, but also to support our clients...
Forvis Mazars published for the tenth time its regional tax guide, which presents snapshots and comparative charts of the tax systems of 22 CEE countries for 2022.
The maximum insurance income became BGN 3,400 as of April 1
As the world begins to emerge from the pandemic, the call for a more sustainable future has never been stronger. Businesses are facing increased pressure to grow more responsibly and sustainably, and Forvis Mazars remains more committed than ever to answering this call.
Комисията за публичен надзор над регистрираните одитори, със съдействието на Форвис Мазарс, организира международна конференция на тема „Съвместният одит в България – 4 години по-късно“ на 08 април 2022 г. от 09:30 ч. в хибриден формат – чрез пряко участие в зала „Здравец“ на хотел „Балкан“, град София, или чрез видео-конферентна връзка.
Despite concerns about Covid-19, resurgent inflation and rising energy prices, 2021 saw robust dealmaking across the Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) region. CEE’s diverse markets and abundant targets are increasingly attractive to both domestic and inbound investors. This publication offers an overview of inbound M&A activity in the CEE region throughout 2021, and looks ahead to the opportunities...
'Let’s talk sustainability' is the Forvis Mazars podcast series that explores the evolving sustainability landscape for business. In each episode, we hear from experts on a range of environmental, social and governance issues, as they share best practices for building solid sustainability strategies and identify varied and valuable opportunities for business.
'Let’s talk with’ is the Forvis Mazars podcast series where global experts from across the academic, business and policy spectrum share their views and expertise on the issues impacting our world – and what they mean for business.
'Let’s talk luxury' is the Forvis Mazars podcast series about how and why luxury brands are undergoing a business model makeover. In each episode, luxury experts discuss what’s happening in the sector, including authenticity, circularity, new customer cohorts and retail experiences worth posting about.
‘Let’s talk Covid-19’ is the Forvis Mazars podcast series about doing business in the time of Covid-19: each episode features a different Forvis Mazars expert talking about how they have helped clients navigate the business impact of coronavirus and prepare for what comes next.
'Let’s talk' is the home of Forvis Mazars podcasts where you can hear experts discuss the issues shaping the business agenda. With different series covering the business spectrum, we share insight on economic news, policy developments and what’s next for your sector and service. Follow and listen on all major streaming platforms.
Join Forvis Mazars' flagship interactive conference “Set for change: tax transparency, a way towards sustainability" from 2 to 10 November 2021
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28/04/2021 The recently released proposal for the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) aims to create a robust common language for sustainability reporting in the EU. Adopted by the European Commission and currently making its way through the European Parliament and Council, the directive imposes common sustainability reporting standards that large businesses and listed businesses in...
19/05/21 Awaited with great impatience by some, yet with caution or even concern by others, the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) adopted by the European Commission on April 21 has received a largely positive reception from many stakeholders, and rightfully so.
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