Our Pillars
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Our Values
Determination
Persistence in the face of real challenges. We don’t give up easily.
Daring
We dare to be different and dare to do right.
Learning
Our team has a burning ambition to learn; they ask questions, they reflect on the answer they get and they look for ways to put the concept into practice.
Responsibility
Taking responsibility for one’s development, for ensuring that one strives towards high standards in performance.
“I would like to take this opportunity to thank you and your team for all the good work over the years. SCG has always provided an excellent, professional service.”
David McKendrick (General Manager), Dril-Quip (Europe) Ltd.
“We approached SCG because we needed to outsource our payroll management process in order to focus on our core business of manufacturing electrical cables; and had to do so at reasonable cost. This objective has been achieved with close collaboration and continuous support from the SCG team.”
Alexander Quarcoopome (Financial Controller), Nexans Kabelmetal Ghana Limited
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SCG Chartered Accountants recently held a webinar titled “Navigating Withholding Tax Audits”. The presenters discussed: Common issues that arise from Withholding Tax Audits. Challenges faced by taxpayers Ways to stay compliant. Below is a summary of the discussion. Common Issues Failure to withhold from payments…
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There are two groups where this question rages: start-ups and businesses which do not invest in the tools their accountants need. Start-ups At start-up, the priority of the business is to find clients and generate the cash they need to invest and grow the business….
Are Ghanaian Businesses Making The Most Of Their Accounting Software Investments? Part-2
We are discussing common issue we find, as we apply data analytics tools to our audits, that suggest that Ghanaian businesses are not getting good returns from their investments in an accounting software. In part 1, we discussed observation on systems configuration. In this article…