
RAF’s balance sheet delivers a brutal reality check
The return to the GRAP accounting standard has put R452.4bn of liabilities back on the books – more than nine times the RAF’s annual income of R48.1bn.

The return to the GRAP accounting standard has put R452.4bn of liabilities back on the books – more than nine times the RAF’s annual income of R48.1bn.

Inspections highlight persistent gaps in professional scepticism and the growing challenges of integrating technology into audits.

The Road Accident Fund’s former chief financial officer says even he struggled to understand why the Fund changed its accounting standard.