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Keeping pace with changes to accounting standards and tax regulations

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Keeping pace with changes to accounting standards and tax regulations

04 Apr 20221 min read

Several accounting standards and tax regulations are now on the cusp of change, some of which have remained unchanged for almost 30 years. For bankers, this may result in confusion, questions and concerns from clients—along with the need to revisit some of your processes and agreements. Advance preparation will be key to ensure your clients are well-informed and to effectively support their future growth and plans.

Here we highlight three key standards and regulations that are changing and explore how these changes may impact you.

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Kaz Nesbitt

Senior Manager, Tax, Tax Services Peterborough

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