Month: September 2021

From CFO Daily News: Now’s a good time to check in and assess your finance staffers’ job satisfaction. Because about one in four employees plans to look for a new job after the pandemic. That’s according to Prudential Financial’s Pulse of the American Worker Survey. The post-pandemic perspective So why do so many people want to jump …

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From The Economic Times: Chinese company’s finance chief secures exit from Canada and her U.S. extradition fight; two Canadians detained in China are released. Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou flew home to China on Friday after reaching an agreement with U.S. prosecutors to end the bank fraud case against her, relieving a point of tension between China and the United …

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From Tax Advisers Europe: In a recent interview, Pascal Saint-Amans, Director of the Center for Tax Policy and Administration said that the technical agreement being finalised by the Members of the Inclusive Framework in the Two-Pillar agreement on taxation of the digital economy and minimal global corporate tax will eliminate double taxation. In the interview, Mr …

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Few companies have employee gambling policies but putting one in place could help head off trouble, specialists say. From CFO Dive. CFOs are at risk of becoming problem gamblers, experts say, since CFOs have access to company and personal funds, and often feel their number-crunching ability can give them an edge. Other factors add to …

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From Cfodailynews: Employers with 100 or more employees, get ready: You just got hit with a new vaccine mandate for COVID-19. Soon your entire workforce will need to be vaccinated (and you must offer paid time off to get vaccinated). And if they opt out due to religious or health reasons, those individuals must be tested …

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From Cfo.com: Experts may call consumer price increases ‘transitory,’ but fighting rising costs has become a priority for finance chiefs. The U.S. Labor Department’s consumer price index stayed in heady territory in August. Prices for the basket of consumer products and energy goods rose 5.3% from a year earlier and 0.3% from July. Both of …

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From CFO.com: Of the many vitally important roles and responsibilities of a chief financial officer, the ability to deliver compelling financial presentations would likely not make the top five. But as many CFOs would attest, these presentations can make or break careers. Deliver a compelling and persuasive presentation and you’re a hero. Deliver a rambling, …

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From Tax Advisers Europe: The European Commission has leveraged on its new trade policy instruments towards third countries, whereby the EU takes defensive against unfair trade practices, including dumping and products benefiting from foreign State Aid/ subsidies entering the Single Market. The EU has used the trade policy anti-dumping instruments against a number of foreign …

EU deploys anti-dumping measures against trade partners, Ireland’s low-tax regime ‘running out of road’ Read More »

From Cfodive.com: “It’s not clear yet what inflation will stick and what will be temporary,” Chipotle Mexican Grill CFO Jack Hartung said Thursday. Throughout the summer, business leaders, analysts and consumers have shared a common concern: the continued trend of inflation. In late June, a CNBC survey found U.S.-based CFOs citing inflation as their companies’ biggest external …

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