Resources

Trying to find a high-quality and useful documents and sites on the web can often be a time consuming experience. To save you the trouble we have compiled a list that we have found to be valuable sources of information.

Internal

A selection of internal documents.

External

A selection of external resources.

Legislation

This collection of consolidated legislation was initially prepared by the Namibian Government. The pre- and post-independence annotated laws as well as the post-independence regulations were prepared by the Legal Assistance Centre in Namibia. Amendments post November 2017 are applied on a continuous basis by the Laws.Africa team and contributors.

Covid-19

During this coronavirus pandemic it is important that states, communities, educators, and families are equipped with resources and flexibilities that empower students to continue pursuing their education goals .

E-IFRS

Please note that the e-IFRS platform is operational. To access this platform, use the ICAN ID. If you are still unable to access this platform, please contact us. Access the new IFRS for SMEs and amendments to IFRSs from eIFRS.

IFAC-NET

This search engine has been developed by IFAC and its members to provide professional accountants in business, small and medium practitioners, and other accountants with access to global resources and information.

Vacancies

All vacancies are listed on the ICAN Hub

To view vacancies, please visit our HUB

CA2025

There have been significant changes in the world around us and Chartered Accountants need to keep abreast of these changes in order to remain relevant. The ability to adapt to change is arguably one of the most important attributes that CA???s(NAM) will need in our digital age. CA2025 is the starting point in understanding which competencies are critical in future and understanding the extent to which these competencies will augment your role based on technology trends.

Further information on CA2025 you can read more by downloading the CA2025 Pathways to Relevance.

Covid-19

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