Tax departments are stretched dangerously thin. Technology can help, but most companies have a long way to go to realize the full benefits of automation, according to a new Business Finance/Longview survey report.
The Treasury Department's long awaited recommendations for changes in the audit industry address audit firm structure and finances, the competitive landscape for the firms, and human capital considerations.
There are no good answers without good questions. A new workbook from Deloitte invites finance execs to explore the pros and cons of some of the biggest debates currently shaping finance.
The SEC's proposed road map for a move to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) by U.S. issuers by 2014 is so sweeping that some critics are calling it the accountants' equivalent of Y2K.
Setting strategic goals, tracking progress, marshaling data that's scattered around the enterprise ... Going green sounds like a job for business performance management software.
The Securities and Exchange Commission voted to publish for public comment its long awaited proposed road map that could lead to the use of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) by U.S. issuers beginning in 2014.
Dating back to the days of the mainframe, general ledgers have grown steadily flabbier as companies have piled more and more detail into their chart of accounts. The result: slow, inefficient, redundant financial systems. A white paper from ISA Consulting points to a way out.
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