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End of Year Success: Tips for a Smooth and Effective Close

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The Year End Close: Why Does It Matter? The Year-End closing process is the regulatory requirement that companies verify the accuracy of their annual finances. Following the close, many businesses will also need to open their accounts up for auditors – who will rigorously check their accuracy.

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Master SOX Compliance: A Comprehensive Guide for 2023

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The purpose of the SPE was to secure financing from the bank and then transfer the cash to Enron for fictitious asset sales. And internal controls are in place throughout all departments of an organization, not just the accounting and finance departments. The CFO must be involved in the risk assessment.

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What is the Month-End Close Process?

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Maintaining a high standard of reporting requires accounting teams to optimize their close process, eliminating inefficiencies and delays wherever possible, adapting to changes in the regulatory landscape, and seizing opportunities created by advances in accounting technology.