International Accounting Bulletin

6 days ago | internationalaccountingbulletin.com | Joe Pickard

While it may seem like enthusiasm for ESG issues have been waning in recent months due to policy rollbacks, cynical leadership, and geo-political tension, there are still so many positive initiatives taking place within the accountancy profession with the goal of improving society and the environment. In this digital supplement, produced by The Accountant, we highlight some of the great work being conducted by our partners.

1 week ago | internationalaccountingbulletin.com | Shivam Mishra

Uplinq, an AI-powered bookkeeping and tax solutions provider focused on small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), has secured $10m in its Series A funding round. Next Coast Ventures led the funding round, which also saw participation from AZ-VC, Live Oak Ventures, and existing investors.

1 week ago | internationalaccountingbulletin.com | Shivam Mishra

Accounting firm Forvis Mazars has officially relocated to a new office in Bristol's Assembly Campus. The move, effective from 19 May 2025, is part of the group's strategy to grow its presence in the region. Located in Assembly Building C, the new office replaces the previous Victoria Street office, accommodating the expanding team.

1 week ago | internationalaccountingbulletin.com | Shivam Mishra

Accounting and advisory company BDO USA has revealed that its CEO, Wayne Berson, intends to retire in June 2026. The firm has initiated its CEO succession process, identifying Matthew Becker, national managing principal of tax, as the candidate to succeed Berson. Over the coming weeks, Berson and Becker will conduct meetings with the firm's principals before a principal-wide ratification vote expected in July.

1 week ago | internationalaccountingbulletin.com | Shivam Mishra

Singapore leads the world in cryptocurrency job opportunities per capita, according to LegalBison's study. The research, which analysed Glassdoor listings, found Singapore offers 68.68 crypto roles per million citizens. This positions the city-state as a leader in crypto innovation, driven by its strong regulatory environment and more than 700 Web3 companies. Luxembourg ranks second with 37.82 crypto positions per million residents.