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17 May 2020
Launch of our newly designed website
We are very excited to announce the launch of our newly designed website. Visit us at www.highworth.cy. After five months of hard work and dedication, we are delighted to officially announce the launch on February 16, 2016. We wanted to make the new website faster, easier to navigate, and more user-friendly. As a design and innovation leader, it’s important for us to make information regarding our thought leadership, services and trends easily accessible for our current and prospective clients. We endeavor to provide our client partners with the most accurate, up-to-date information and share our knowledge and expertise in the
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17 May 2020
Vacancy: Chief Accountant (full-time position)
We are seeking to recruit an experienced and capable Chief Accountant to be their first key appointment in Cyprus. The successful applicant must be a full member of a professional accounting body (ACCA/ACA/CPA) and have strong IFRS knowledge. Key Duties/Responsibilities: Responsible for IFRS, including yearly and monthly closing process. Prepare reporting to internal and external stakeholders. Coordinate and guide group audits, communicate with external auditors and group entities. Review of and reporting on financial and non-financial information. Preparation of Financial statements and Management Accounts. Handling and overseeing payroll. Provide high quality service to internal and external clients: relevant, accurate and
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16 May 2020
Measures taken by the Shipping Deputy Ministry
In these difficult times we are facing, the Shipping Deputy Ministry has also responded and instantly took measures to support shipping companies and ship owners of Cyprus flagged ships, recognising the difficulties which have arisen and which are yet to arise due to the coronavirus outbreak. Firstly, all the Shipping Deputy Ministry remains fully functional during these times securing the timely completion of all transactions in support of the continuity of trade and the maintenance of the supply chain; a degree of flexibility will be permitted wherever this is deemed necessary. Further, we note below provisional measures taken: A. Seafarers’
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