The Myanmar Times
Wednesday, 19 June 2013
The Myanmar Times
The Myanmar Times

Accounting body pairs with foreign heavyweight

A leading international accountancy and finance association has joined forces with the Myanmar Institute of Certified Public Accountants (MICPA) to work more closely together.

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IMF, Tokyo lend a hand to Central Bank of Myanmar

The US dollar's strength is being felt in Myanmar, with central bank officials saying they have and will continue to ensure a stable exchange rate between the kyat and the greenback.

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Climate change driving farmers deeper into debt

Farmers point to Cyclone Nargis, which hit the delta in May 2008, as the point at which their calendar went awry.

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Myanmar enters ‘transparency partnership’ with US

Washington and Nay Pyi Taw to cooperate on governance in the resources sector, as energy firms vie for 30 offshore blocks.


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ADB aims to add more fuel

The Asian Development Bank has signalled its intention to invest in Myanmar’s nascent energy sector.

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Seoul triples aid and lending

South Korea is tripling official development assistance and lending to Myanmar this year to about US$100 million.

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Double-taxation deals in detail

Kyaw Zay Ya and Sebastian Pawlita of Polastri Wint & Partners Legal & Tax Advisors in Yangon on double-taxation systems.

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Car dealers cry foul

With competition surging and profits tumbling, owners of car showrooms in Yangon face a regulatory framework they say is biased against them.

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Ministry scales back fishing licences

The Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries has slashed the number of licences it issues.

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Adaptation key to post-sanctions Myanmar

A consulting firm set up in Singapore to help Myanmar clients deal with international sanctions has had to rethink its business model.

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