Belgian business groups publish guide on non-financial reporting law
A group of Belgian stakeholders have put together guidelines to help business leaders implement a law introduced last year on non-financial reporting.
Northern Quarter, Brussels, Belgium. Photo: Pawel Szczepanski / Shutterstock.com
A group of Belgian stakeholders have put together guidelines to help business leaders implement a law introduced last year on non-financial reporting.
The VBO/FEB (Union of Belgian businesses), the Institute of Company Auditors, law firm Eubelius and the Belgian Association for Listed Companies, which published the guidelines, said their intention was to offer “a practical and hands-on guide for company directors”.
“The guide proposes a very complete and detailed analysis of the new reporting requirements in a Belgian context,” said Philippe Lambrecht, secretary general of the VBO/FEB.
Belgium introduced the law on non-financ
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