This four-topic presentation emphasizes key roles for financial leaders: staying updated on GAAP changes, understanding the effects on the balance sheet, alternatives to secure financing, and properly paying state and local taxes. It’s essential to enhance our financial skills to keep pace, as failing to adapt could leave us behind.
Deciphering Balance Sheet Accounting IssuesThis seminar will explore multiple balance sheet accounting issues - both on the books and off - that impact stakeholders and organizational value. Through practical analysis and case discussions, we will highlight essential tools for understanding the balance sheet, ensuring it is exemplary and grasping the key drivers of accounting issues. Lease or Buy, Debt or Equity: The Financing Decision, Theory and PracticeIs there an ideal financing mix that we should aim to achieve? What does financial theory recommend? What are the hidden costs of our financing decisions? Should we lease or buy an asset, and how do we analyze this decision? How can we handle financial distress? These crucial topics will be addressed, blending theory and practice to help solve these dilemmas. If you're involved in financing your organization, this seminar is essential. Dealing with Ever Changing Accounting Standards and Other DemandsGAAP is changing rapidly, posing challenges for leaders who must adapt to new accounting standards while steering their organizations toward sustainable growth. This seminar will equip finance professionals with essential skills and insights to navigate accounting changes and improve planning. Staying current is crucial; those who do not will risk being replaced. SALT for CFOs: What You Don’t Know and Should KnowThe changes to state and local taxation (SALT) are significant. New methods are continuously being introduced to raise taxes, as states strive to increase their revenue. How have the regulations changed, and what tools are useful for compliance? Many organizations may not fully comply with SALT regulations, which pose real risks. Leaders should be aware of these compliance risks and explore ways to minimize them to avoid penalties.