CFO Talks

MARCH 20, 2024

Key Differences in Everyday Tasks: Reporting: The Controller prepares financial reports; the CFO reviews these reports and uses them to make decisions or plan strategies. Financial Analysis: The CFO decides what financial analysis to do to improve the business and shares these insights with other department heads.

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CFO Accounts Payable Financial Analysis Auditing 52

CFO Share

NOVEMBER 3, 2023

As a business grows, so do its financial intricacies. It’s common for many small business owners and finance directors to handle accounts receivable, accounts payable, and other financial tasks themselves in the early days. However, as the business scales, this can become overwhelming.

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Invoicing Accounts Payable Compliance Financial Analysis 52

The Charity CFO

JUNE 7, 2023

Nonprofit financial statements. Is this just a necessary evil just to meet compliance requirements , and make sure there’s enough cash in the bank? Or can your financial statements be a lens to view your organization and fuel the mission? accounts payable, loans).

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Nonprofit Accounts Payable Budgeting Strategic Planning 52

The Charity CFO

MAY 31, 2022

Even on nonprofit financial committees, some members may be skilled in accounting, others in banking, and others in investing or financial analysis. But if you bring zero experience in accounting or financial management to your organization, that’s okay. Don't hire the wrong accountant for your nonprofit!

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The Finance Weekly

OCTOBER 13, 2021

Compliance: Abide by laws regarding environmental regulations, financial reporting, etc. In this way, the FC can provide high-detail, granulated financial analysis that can be used by the CFO for broader financial planning. Internal: Employee experience and quality of company management.

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Financial Planning and Analysis (FP&A) Leverage Communication Strategic Planning 52

Spreadym

JULY 10, 2023

The financial close process, also known as the accounting close process or month-end close, is a series of steps undertaken by an organization to finalize its financial records for a specific accounting period. These entries correct errors, allocate costs, or reclassify transactions to the appropriate accounts.

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Financial Planning and Analysis (FP&A) Reconciliations Accounts Payable General Ledger 52