A different player in auditing, accounting, tax, legal and advisory services in Indonesia
Mazars is an international, integrated and independent organisation, specialising in audit, accountancy, tax, legal and advisory services.
Mazars can rely on the skills of
13,000
professionals in the
69
countries which make up its integrated partnership on the five continents. Mazars also has correspondents and joint ventures in
15
additional countries.
Mazars is also one of the founding members of the Praxity Alliance, which gathers
79
independent organisations and
28,000
professionals in
82
countries.
Mazars specialises in audit, tax and advisory services across a range of markets and sectors.We offer specialist skills beyond the reach of most regional firms. You will find below our main services. The complete description is available in the "Our services" section.
Human Rights Audit
Audit
Outsourcing and Accounting
Tax
Advisory
Transaction services
Legal services
Sustainability Practice
The Mazars Group is proud to announce Mazars Starling Resources as an integral part of its consulting and advisory service offering. Based in Bali, Indonesia, Mazars Starling Resources provides a range of services and practical solutions in terms of environmental and social responsibility for companies, government agencies, and nonprofit groups. The focus is especially put on the development of strategies to improve social and environmental performance, ecosystem and habitat management, and low-carbon planning.
The combination of these strategic services with Mazars’ audit, assurance and business advisory capabilities allows delivering an even broader sustainability service offering to current and new clients.
31 July 2009
Our IFRS Team comprises of Partners and Senior staff members specialising in IFRS and located in offices around the world in Asia Pacific, Europe, South Africa, and the USA.
11 May 2012
This is the no.76 issue of Mazars' newsletter on technical support in French (French version of the "Beyond the GAAP" newsletter).
11 May 2012
Financial instruments were in the spotlight in April! The two Boards continued their progress on the proposed “expected loss” impairment model for financial assets (Phase II of IFRS 9/Impairment), and in particular clarified how the expected loss estimate should be determined. The Boards also reached an agreement on the definition of a business model which would permit measuring financial assets at amortised cost, and on bifurcation of embedded derivatives (Reopening of Phase I of IFRS 9/ Classification and measurement).
17 April 2012
At the end of March, the IASB updated its work plan, once again postponing the publication of documents relating to the joint projects on Financial Instruments and Leases. In the case of Financial Instruments, publication of the Review Draft on hedge accounting and the Discussion Paper (or exposure draft, depending on the IASB’s final decision) on macro-hedging have been put back to the second quarter and second half of 2012, respectively.
Mazars publishes its’ global consolidated accounts: discover the very latest version of their annual report (2008/2009).
Consult the Annual Report on line at
annual report.mazars.com