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Reporting Rules That Make or Break Your Reputation

CFO Talks

Reporting Rules That Make or Break Your Reputation Financial reporting is often thought of as the final step in the business process, the box to tick at the end of the quarter or financial year. They understand that reporting, when done right, is not just a reflection of past performance. IFRS evolves.

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Universal RevRec - The Next Breakthrough in SAP Revenue Recognition Unification

Bramasol

Better Insights : Provides deeper insights into revenue metrics and performance, supporting better decision-making and strategic planning. This comprehensive approach not only streamlines the adoption of revenue recognition standards but also enhances the efficiency and precision of financial reporting.

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Creating a sustainable future with ESG and finance

Jedox Finance

In 2022, requirements related to several ESG issues accelerated with the European Financial Reporting Advisory Group (EFRAG) approving the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS). The standards are designed to bring sustainability reporting on par with financial reporting over time.

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Planful Reviews

The Finance Weekly

Financial planning and analysis (FP&A) is important in automating all of the manual tasks in the finance department and giving everyone greater insights into the data. FP&A not only supports business and financial decision-making but also provides management with insights into the organization’s strategic plans and investments.

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Bridging the Gap: Dr. Daan Steenkamp on South Africa’s Underinvestment in Intangible Assets

CFO Talks

The conversation about the underinvestment in intangible assets in South Africa, and the challenges of accounting for these assets (due to subjective accounting treatments), directly impacts how CFOs approach financial reporting. IFRS, US GAAP). Why is this important for CFOs? I would love to hear your thoughts on this.

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166: Nicolaas van Wyk

CFO Talks

So it’s interesting that the focus isn’t only on climate change and reporting thereon and how to reduce emissions, but also on business efficiencies. So once we started to see this development, we then thought how do we give recognition to the accomplishments of these amazing people who we call CFOs.

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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. You can unsubscribe at anytime. Registered in England and Wales. TechTarget, Inc.s

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