Accounting

Accounting

Shining a Light on Earnings Adjustments

Finance will have to make some judgments when trying to present a normalized view of ongoing financial performance.

Jonathan Nus and Michael Tamulis
June 24, 2020
Accounting

Capitalizing On the Lease Accounting Deadline Extension

Rather than shelving the compliance project to be picked up at a later date, firms must leverage this time to be more strategic in their approach.
Accounting

Buffett Rebuffed

The Berkshire chairman decried the FASB mandate on new reporting for unrealized gains and losses. His airline holdings proved him wrong.
Accounting

Is COVID-19 a Triggering Event for Impairment Testing?

Once companies are able to assess impacts to actual and forecasted results, they should consider whether such impacts represent a triggering event.
Accounting

Coronavirus: Five Things to Think About Before Closing the Books

Finance and tax are grappling with some important questions they need to answer before they wrap up 2019.
Cash Management

Metric of the Month: Total Cost to Manage and Process Collections

Smart companies take a strategic approach to spend less on collections.
Management Accounting

The Management Accountant, a Top Digital Transformation Pro

At a time when so many different factors can impact a company's finances, management accountants must be integral to the senior decision-making process.
Hiring

Good Controller/Bad Controller

The “goldilocks” controller has the right mix of skills and interests for your current challenges with the ability to scale the company.
Accounting & Tax

Key Steps to the Lease Accounting Close

While some organizations have transitioned smoothly, others are still struggling to make the necessary business process and control changes.
Accounting

Technical Accounting: The CFO’s Secret Weapon

A great partnership with accounting will actually help drive and influence financial results (legally, of course).
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SEC Planning to Loosen Auditor Independence Rules

On Monday, the SEC proposed changing the rules to keep auditor committees and auditors from spending time on "non-substantive" rule breaches.
Budgeting

Total Cost to Perform the Finance Function: Metric of the Month

The right structure, processes, technology, and people help organizations increase finance function effectiveness while growing the bottom line.
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