(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