Accounting worth knowing

With the new digital age technologies, accounting office staff gradually got used to e-mail communication, relying on scanned documents and having more casual connections with tax office staff. The pandemic that has made working from home so popular and has also greatly streamlined the information exchange between accountants and clerks. However, does that mean that digitisation itself is enough to solve all the accounting problems?

In the case of a merger of companies where the existing shareholders do not lose control over companies after the merger, the pooling of interests method referred to in Article 44c of the AA can be applied. In particular, this applies to mergers of direct or indirect subsidiaries of the same parent company, as well as to mergers of a lower-tier parent company and its subsidiary.

Trading companies with similar business profiles often decide to merge in order to grow faster. Mergers are used as a solution to enhance the effectiveness of companies and reduce operating costs, thus achieving synergies.

Today we joined the 8th National Student Scientific Conference ‘Accounting worth knowing’, organised by the KONTO Accounting Student Research Club and the Wielkopolska Branch of the Accountants Association in Poland, and we became a Partner of this conference. The topic of this year’s edition was: "How to understand your accountant or about the art of communication in accounting ".