关注我们: 2023年6月6日 English version
 
 
 新闻动态
 其他国家、地区和多边机制
 IASB
 XBRL国际组织
 港澳台
 中国内地
 
xbrl > 新闻动态 > 其他国家、地区和多边机制 >
政府不采纳建议,中小企业受影响
2010-05-12 来源:Business & Finance 编辑: 浏览量:

Failure to Act by the ernment on Remendations is Affecting SMEs - Institute

A failure by ernment Departments to act on the remendations of high level review groups is adding to the regulatory and administrative burden on Ireland’s Small and Medium Enterprises, the Institute of Certified Public Acuntants said today.

Addressing the Joint Oireachtas mittee on Enomic Regulatory Affairs, Niall Byrne, Vice President of the CPA said that two years after the pany Law Review Group had prepared a General Scheme of the panies nsolidation and Reform Bill, its proposals were still with the Parliamentary Draftsmen’s Office with no sign of it being brought to draft legislation.

“The CLRG proposed a sea change in pany law legislation which tilts the balance firmly towards the interests of tens of thousands of small private panies. This is effectively a ‘think small first approach’ which would greatly benefit SME Directors in particular in allowing them to understand and ply with their pany law requirements.

"From a better regulation point of view, in addition to the nsolidation of existing legislation, the Bill will ntain a number of reforms, which will make the inrporation and operations of panies easier.

“Resources need to be applied to free up the drafting log jam and that the Office of the Parliamentary unsel to the ernment be tasked with drafting legislation which can swiftly progress to Bill stage.

“Similarly, The High Level Group on Business Regulation identified over ?20 million worth of administrative st savings for business in its first report through cutting out paperwork, revising the rules for small business and making better use of online services. We need to see ernment wholeheartedly implementing the remendations of this group in order to assist small and medium sized panies to flourish,” he said.

He pointed out that a review by the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Innovation had endorsed the early adoption of electronic filing along with XBRL (extensible business reporting language) financial statements, which are being a standard means of municating financial information.

“It offers st savings, greater efficiencies and improved auracy to all those involved in supplying or using financial data. Endorsing the approach is one thing; making it happen is another. In order to quickly rce the administrative burden on business we call on the Department to establish a timetable for the introduction of XBRL and to form a high level cross agency working group to make it happen”.

“Over 90% of businesses in Ireland are either micro, small or medium enterprises. These panies will be critical to our enomic revery and deserve to be supported. Excellent progress has been made in recent years in easing the burden on small business, but we cannot be placent. It is important to regnise that even small changes can make a meaningful difference to the viability of a business. All of the issues raised in our submission to this mittee can be addressed in the short term. The main goal in the immediate future must be to foster an atmosphere in which SMEs can flourish while at the same time ensuring proportionate regulation which will protect Ireland’s reputation as a safe environment in which to nduct business”, said Byrne.

 
 
关于XBRL-cn.org | 联系我们 | 欢迎投稿 | 官方微博 | 友情链接 | 网站地图 | 法律声明
XBRL地区组织 版权所有 power by 上海国家会计学院 中国会计视野 沪ICP备05013522号