Cube Software

MAY 11, 2023

No business can survive without planning. The answers—based on different sources of data like market research or historical sales information—guide internal decision-making to promote regular, sustainable growth as well as create contingency plans for worst-case or best-case scenarios. What is a pro forma financial statement?

GAAP 40

GAAP Financial Planning and Analysis (FP&A) Profit and Loss Accounting Principles 40

Musings on Markets

OCTOBER 6, 2023

The resulting debate among accountants about how to bring intangibles on to the books has spilled over into valuation practice, and many appraisers and analysts are wrongly, in my view, letting the accounting debate affect how they value companies.

Valuation 104

Valuation Profit and Loss Accounting Investments 104

E78 Partners

SEPTEMBER 21, 2023

Conduct Comprehensive Account Reconciliations Transitioning from a Cash basis to US GAAP accrual basis accounting is essential, providing a more accurate representation of an organization’s financial position. Such a roadmap, by design, ensures that the audit’s execution is both smooth and methodical.

Auditing 52

Auditing General Ledger Reconciliations Accounting Standards 52

Planful

SEPTEMBER 6, 2021

Valuations are a classic example of hole-filled financial reporting. History is riddled with companies that went public based on inflated valuations and false narratives. WeWork expected to offer shares to the public at a $47 billion valuation. If you want to build shareholder trust, start with the data.

Financial Reporting 40

Financial Reporting Valuation IFRS GAAP 40

Michigan CFO

MARCH 30, 2023

Without an exit plan, you could find yourself in a difficult situation if something happens and you have to sell your business or retire. We’ll also provide tips on how to create an effective exit plan. An exit strategy is a business plan that outlines how you will leave your business when the time comes.

CFO 40

CFO GAAP Sales Planning 40

The Finance Weekly

APRIL 6, 2024

This measure is a direct product of fair value reporting, a principle insisting that assets be reported at their market value, which forms the bedrock of financial reporting standards under US GAAP.

GAAP 52

GAAP Accounting Principles Financial Reporting Accounting Standards 52