On 20 May 2015, the European Parliament adopted the Fourth Money Laundering Directive. This directive obligates EU member states to adopt a UBO-register of corporate and legal entities. Such register should include at least the name, the month and year of birth, the nationality and the country of residence of the UBO, and additionally, the nature and extend of the beneficial interest held by the UBO. The register should be accessible to the respective tax authorities, obliged entities (for example banks, lawyers and notaries, as they have to perform KYC procedures) and the public if they have a “legitimate interest”.
📊 6 Common accounting mistakes — and how to avoid them. Part 2.
Accounting plays a critical role in the success and sustainability of any business. Even minor errors can lead to major financial setbacks or compliance risks. At KC Accounting, we’ve outlined 10 of the most common mistakes businesses make—and how to prevent them: 4....
