GDPR: How will GDPR affect Accountancy Practices

We have created a handy guide for accountants which explains how the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will affect them and 9 ways that practices can prepare.

The UK is set to undergo the biggest change to its Data Protection laws in over twenty years with the introduction of the Global Data Protection Regulation 25^th May 2018.

These changes will replace the current Data Protection Act 1998 and provide more robust and up-to-date regulations for businesses to follow when handling customer data.

The Introduction of the GDPR will harmonise data protection laws across the EU, and will update the current regulations to take full account of globalisation, and the ever-changing technology landscape.

Described as `Data Protection with Teeth`, from our very own Data Protection Officer Vincenzo Ardilio employers who breach the GDPR will be hit with significant penalties including fines of up to €20 million or 4% of the businesses annual turnover, whichever is greater.

With less than a year to go until the big date, we’ve put together a 12-page guide which is free to all Accountants looking for some extra helpful information whilst preparing the GDPR.

What You’ll Learn

• The key facts affecting accountants
• The changes to the current Data Protection laws
• If Brexit will affect GDPR
• 9 ways your practice can prepare for GDPR
• How IRIS have been preparing
• The IRIS promise to you

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Eva Mrazikova

Global Head of Product Marketing

Eva Mrazikova is Global Head of Product Marketing at IRIS, where she leads go-to-market strategy, competitive positioning and product marketing across IRIS’ Accountancy and HCM portfolios in the UK and US.

With more than 20 years’ experience spanning product marketing leadership, commercial strategy and technology transformation, Eva brings a rare blend of strategic vision and hands-on execution to complex, multi-product businesses.

A recognised product marketing leader and qualified accountant, she has spent her career at the forefront of digital transformation, helping organisations navigate the shift from legacy platforms to cloud-based, AI-enabled solutions while driving measurable commercial outcomes through market-led strategy.