(This story originally appeared on CFO magazine’s website.) By Eric Segal For a CFO, the fourth quarter brings a lot of stress not normally felt throughout the year. First, there’s the budget for next year, and then, the year-end close, and completing any tax driven transactions. But there’s one item, which is often given short… Continue reading CFO’s Q4 Checklist: 6 Things To Clean Up
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Year-End Loose Ends: What CFOs Must Do Today
It’s not too late. In the waning days of 2022, there is time to clean your financial house. You’ve wrangled data from various sources all year so you could fill in the blanks and make deadlines. But along the way, some things got overlooked. Others might not have been given enough attention. Well, here’s the… Continue reading Year-End Loose Ends: What CFOs Must Do Today
5 Accounting ‘Turnarounds’: How Manufacturing Fends Off Credit Squeeze
(This story originally appeared in CFO.com.) By David DeMuth Manufacturers can’t afford to wait any longer. For two years, CFOs and controllers have managed supply-chain disruptions and labor shortages, as well as surging prices. Typically, these developments could require most manufacturers to raise prices to survive. In Q4 of 2022, there is a looming recession.… Continue reading 5 Accounting ‘Turnarounds’: How Manufacturing Fends Off Credit Squeeze
5 Accounting ‘Turnarounds’: How Manufacturing Fends Off Credit Squeeze
(This story originally appeared in CFO.com.) By David DeMuth Manufacturers can’t afford to wait any longer. For two years, CFOs and controllers have managed supply-chain disruptions and labor shortages, as well as surging prices. Typically, these developments could require most manufacturers to raise prices to survive. In Q4 of 2022, there is a looming recession.… Continue reading 5 Accounting ‘Turnarounds’: How Manufacturing Fends Off Credit Squeeze
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Day One: What Manufacturers Must Do For Looming Recession
The numbers don’t look good for manufacturers. We’ve already experienced two quarters with declining gross national product. Supply-chain problems and labor shortages may suggest a price bump to pass along to your customers, but the Fed keeps raising interest rates. Don’t be surprised if we have entered the beginnings of a credit squeeze. If manufacturers… Continue reading Day One: What Manufacturers Must Do For Looming Recession