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Independent audit requirements for a nonprofit

The Charity CFO

The word audit can invoke instant fear and dread. Whether it’s an IRS audit, external audit, or even an internal audit, the process can feel burdensome and worrying. Contrary to popular belief, most audits are not conducted to detect a problem. Should My Nonprofit Obtain an Independent Audit?

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Managing Security Risks with Virtual Bookkeeping

CFO Share

But many fear remote bookkeeping exposes them to security risks – hackers, fraudsters, and embezzlement – especially if the virtual bookkeeping solutions use employees in foreign countries. Bookkeeping security risks are always a valid concern, especially since internal staff perpetrate 57% of small business fraud.

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How To Survive Your First SEC Audit: Preparing For The SEC Examination And Complying With The Information Request Letter

Nerd's Eye View

At a high level, the exam process typically kicks off with a phone call from the SEC examiner, followed by a secure email detailing the information being requested from the advisor.

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Identifying Types of Fraud in Organisations

CFO Talks

Implement Physical Controls : Use secure access controls for inventory and cash storage areas and install surveillance cameras where high-value items are kept. This type of fraud often aims to meet financial targets or secure financing under false pretenses. This helps reduce opportunities for fraud.

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The Key Differences Between a Controller and a CFO in Small Businesses

CFO Share

CFOs must also be excellent communicators. They foster trust and secure funding by communicating the company’s financial health, investment opportunities, and risks. They develop and present financial narratives that attract investors and secure the necessary funding for growth.

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The Relationship Between a Fractional CFO and Your Public Accounting Firm

Beacon CFO Plus

How to Divide Responsibilities and Prioritize Communication The relationship between a fractional or outsourced Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and your company’s public accounting firm should be collaborative, clear, and well-defined. Data Security and Privacy: Both the CFO and the accounting firm should prioritize data security and privacy.

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Finding the Right Accounting Partner

CFO Plans

Assessing Communication and Collaboration Effective communication and collaboration are key to a successful partnership. Look for an accounting partner that values open communication, responsiveness, and proactive problem-solving.