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Identifying and Overcoming Ethical Dilemmas in Business 

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As a CFO your influence extends beyond financial reports and budgets. How to Handle It: Stand firm on ethical accounting practices and remind decision-makers of the long-term implications of financial misrepresentation. Propose additional governance measures, such as third-party audits, to demonstrate transparency.

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Members’ Profile: Rofhiwa Irene Singo

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This opportunity allowed me to audit clients like the South African Revenue Service and South African Tourism, as well as manage accounts for Mastercard South Africa. When you’re young, focus on deeply understanding the core accounting principles, financial reporting, and regulatory compliance.

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How Do I Forecast with Tax Code 280E?

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Transportation costs. Depreciation and amortization reported for tax purposes in excess of that reported in financial reports. IRS guidance ultimately defers to how you keep your financial reports so long as those reports follow GAAP. According to IRS memorandum no. Interest expense.

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How cloud accounting made me enjoy the finance industry again

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It makes any query and audit way easier than before. I am now able to improve financial reporting and be innovative with bringing the business numbers to life so business owners can make better decisions. The idea of “real-time accounting” seemed unreal to me! All of this is then saved securely on the cloud.

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In Wake of Coronavirus, Takeovers (And Liabilities) Loom

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We’re referring to transport, of course – and tourism , sporting events and one-off gatherings that are now shuttering. Those mounting costs could make it challenging to meet ongoing operating goals, in a ripple effect that may extend well beyond supply chains , dependent as they are on people gathering together.

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Transcript: Brian Hamburger

Barry Ritholtz

We don’t know what do we need to do to make sure we pass our next audit? So, you mentioned earlier the SEC, and I think I brought up audits, pre-pandemic, the rule of thumb was, hey, expect an audit every three years, and then the pandemic happened, and for three years, you know, everybody was sort of frozen.