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How not-for-profits can stay strong amid uncertainty
Finance leaders offer suggestions for staying strong in these challenging times.How to prepare for Brexit’s effects on supply chains
The exact details of how Great Britain’s exit from the EU will affect company supply chains remains unknown. But the Brexit arguably provides opportunities for businesses to plan for the changes and seek ways to capitalise on them.Management accountants expect 6% pay rise in 2016
CIMA’s annual salary survey found that 94% of members around the world expect a pay rise in the coming year, of an average of 6%.How to maximise international career opportunities
Four factors determine which international assignments are career opportunities for executives in multinational companies, research suggests.The 10 least secretive emerging market multinationals
Transparency in financial reporting is a key component of robust and accountable governance, especially in emerging markets where corruption scandals have harmed multinationals battling slowing economic growth.The hidden costs of a data breach
Repairing damage from a cyberattack involves more than systems upgrades and password strength.New credit loss standard manageable for US banks, Fitch says
US banks’ reserving practices will be affected by the US Financial Accounting Standards Board’s new standard on accounting for credit losses, but the effective date gives banks adequate time for a manageable implementation.The accountant’s role in human rights due diligence
Recent legislation, such as the UK Modern Slavery Act, makes it increasingly important for businesses to understand how human rights risks affect their operations.How to tackle implementation of multiple high-profile accounting standards
New high-profile accounting standards for revenue recognition, leases and expected credit losses have companies facing a heavy implementation burden. Here are tips that could ease the stress and make implementation smoother.How to get ready for BEPS tax reporting rule changes
Find out how multinational companies in dozens of countries are getting ready for radically new cross-border tax and transfer-pricing reporting rules. Tax authorities will accept submissions that comply with the new rules starting January 1st.SEC proposes updating disclosure requirements
The SEC voted to propose amendments intended to eliminate redundant, overlapping, outdated, or superseded disclosure requirements.5 tips for implementing FASB’s credit loss standard
Gathering data to fill gaps and taking advantage of previous work will be two key actions as companies begin to implement the FASB’s new expected credit loss standard.5 benefits of an integrated risk management programme
Deeper conversations about business issues and improved resource allocation are among the benefits of integrating enterprise risk management into an organisation’s strategy.How to reassure your staff in times of uncertainty
Any gaps in communication can quickly be filled with rumour, undermining the leader’s credibility and sapping morale.US, OECD issue country-by-country reporting guidance
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) separately issued guidance regarding the new requirement for multinational companies to report income and taxes paid on a country-by-country basis.What Brexit means for the talent pool
HR specialists give their view on the implications for access to talent in the UK and what organisations can do to shore up their talent pipelines.Priorities for businesses in wake of Brexit vote
Alex Stojanovic, a director of the Centre for Governance, Risk & Accountability at the University of Greenwich, outlines the critical questions senior management teams should ask in the wake of the referendum result.How audit committees can evaluate non-GAAP measures
Audit committees can evaluate and better understand a company’s use of non-GAAP measures by asking the right questions of management.Brexit lesson: Focus on consequences, not cause in scenario planning
The Brexit referendum underscores the need for companies to be ready for upheaval through robust scenario planning.
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