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CPA Australia Signs MoU with Taiwan Accounting Bodies

2015-09-30 18:55 6139

TAIPEI, Sept. 30, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- CPA Australia has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with accounting bodies in Taiwan.

(From right to left) Mr Charles Chen, Chairman of National Federation of CPA Associations, Mr Jeff Hughes, Chief Operating Officer of CPA Australia
(From right to left) Mr Charles Chen, Chairman of National Federation of CPA Associations, Mr Jeff Hughes, Chief Operating Officer of CPA Australia
A group photo of representatives from Taiwan accounting bodies, CPA Australia and Australian Office after the signing ceremony.
A group photo of representatives from Taiwan accounting bodies, CPA Australia and Australian Office after the signing ceremony.

The MoU was signed this morning in Taipei by Mr Charles Chen, Chairman of the National Federation of CPA Associations, on behalf of Taiwan accounting bodies, and Mr Jeff Hughes, Chief Operating Officer of CPA Australia.

The MoU will enable CPA Australia and Taiwan accounting bodies to further support each other in the areas of training and continual professional development of members in accounting and related areas. The MoU also forms a strong foundation for the mutual recognition of members in later discussions.

Mr Hughes welcomed the opportunity to partner with Taiwan accounting bodies and acknowledged the positive impact the MoU will have on accounting professionals in Taiwan and Australia. "Since 2013, Taiwan has adopted the International Financial Reporting Standard (IFRS) to enable seamless integration with the international financial system. CPA Australia is looking forward to collaborating with Taiwan accounting bodies and supporting further training and talent development for accounting professionals in Taiwan," Mr Hughes said.

Mr Chen said the collaboration between Taiwan accounting bodies and CPA Australia would elevate the international competitiveness of accounting professionals in Taiwan. "As Taiwan plays a more active role in the global economy, it will become increasingly important for accounting bodies in Taiwan to deepen their cooperation with global accounting bodies," said Mr Chen. "I look forward to working with CPA Australia to advance the accounting profession in Taiwan and Australia." 

About CPA Australia

Established in 1886, CPA Australia is one of the world's largest professional accounting bodies; it has more than 150,000 members across 120 countries. With more than 16,000 members located in the Greater China area, CPA Australia currently has four main offices in Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and a liaison office in Macau.

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Source: CPA Australia
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