Governance in brief — FRC’s CRR report calls for more tax and stakeholder reporting as well as better business model, risk and judgement disclosures

Published on: 03 Nov, 2016

The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has issued its 2015/16 Corporate Reporting Review (CRR) annual report, which reflects the political agenda and the social mood by encouraging business to enhance tax disclosures and include disclosures on wider stakeholder considerations around how the directors have discharged their duties. 

This edition of Governance in brief explores the findings in the CRR annual report, the recommendations in the FRC’s year-end advice letter to preparers and the aspects of financial statements and broader corporate reporting that the FRC is looking to companies to focus on in the coming year.

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