The training aims to inform all accounting professionals of their reporting requirements arising from different pieces of legislation.
The reporting requirements are found within many different pieces of legislation and are very complex.
During this training,, I will take you through all the different reporting requirements that are applicable to an accounting professional.
The following topics will be covered during the session:
• The Prevention of Organized Crime Act 121 of 1998 (POCA)
• Reporting suspicious transactions in terms of FICA
• Reporting cash transactions in terms of FICA
• Reporting of property associated with terrorist and related activities in
terms of FICA
• Reporting in terms of the Protection of Constitutional Democracy against
the Terrorist and Related Activities Act 33 of 2004 (POCDATARA)
• Reporting fraud or theft under the Prevention and Combatting of Corrupt
Activities Act (PRECCA)
• Reporting Contravention of a provision of the Close Corporations Act
• Reporting suspected non-compliance to SARS
• The duty to report a Reportable Irregularity in terms of the Companies
Act
• The duty to report a Reportable Irregularity in terms of the Auditing
Profession Act
• The Reporting Requirements for any other non-compliance with laws and
regulations (NOCLAR).
During this training, I will explain whose duty it is to report, what must be reported, the maximum penalties for failing to report and the Regulator/ Entity to which the report should be made.
The training will be of interest to all professional accountants in public practice as well as all their employees.
Please note that it is important for all employees to understand their obligations for reporting within the firm’s structure.
