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Forecasting Future Fraud: Q&A With Joanne Horton Of Warwick Business School

Global Finance

The key benefit of Benfords law is that it doesnt matter what kind of firm it ispublic, private, what accounting policies it follows, what currency it operates in, whether its loss-making, whether its a growth company, highly leveraged or no leverage at allmakes absolutely no difference. But nothings impossible. They price it in.

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Future-proofing the finance infrastructure

Future CFO

Oleg Kozlov , head of internal audit at Modern Mills Company , discusses how CFOs traverse multi-jurisdictional finance challenges in 2025. Kozlov recounts to his experience, saying he has seen local teams frequently overburdened by maintaining multiple sets of books, such as IFRS, US GAAP, local tax. "To

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The 6 things every CFO should do to prepare for CBAM

CFO Dive

Ensure auditable reporting and compliance The CFO needs to work with other functions like corporate financial reporting, regulatory compliance, tax, treasury, and legal to ensure timely, auditable reporting and financial accounting. The CFO should ensure their team is fully enabled and incentivized to collect actual emissions data.

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Top Five Questions Clients Are Asking About RevRec and Quote-to-Cash

Bramasol

As shown below, everything that is needed can be combined within a unified architecture that leverages the inherent scalability of S/4HANA Public Cloud and SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP). GAAP, IFRS) for various countries and ensuring accuracy in financial reporting can add significant complexity and time to the close process.

SAP
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Moving Financial Consolidation and Reporting to the Cloud – Webinar Recap

Planful

You’re preparing for an IPO or external audit, which requires having rock-solid financial statements. Multi-GAAP reporting (i.e., US GAAP, Canadian GAAP, IFRS, etc.). So what does the financial consolidation and close process entail? This includes dealing with the following issues: Currency translation.

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The Complete Guide to Nonprofit Accounting Careers

The Charity CFO

Myth #3: Nonprofit Accounting (GAAP) and the IRS Rules are the Same Another common misconception is that GAAP and IRS rules are the same when it comes to nonprofits, however, they are not. Audits Nonprofits are not exempt from audits. In fact, many states require audits for larger organizations.

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Want a Smoother Year-End Close? Get it Right Each Month and Quarter

Planful

From the collection and consolidation of financial results, to the creation of year-end financial statements, to audits and regulatory filings – finance teams are often distraught throughout the process. These results then require consolidation following US GAAP or IFRS guidelines.