Tyson surprise chicken profit leads to ‘positive turnaround’; How to curb ‘key man risk’ and late SEC filings; Accounting pipeline task force calls out 6 fixes; 6 out of 10 firms expect to hold finance staffing steady, study finds
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The central bank official cited signs of solid economic growth, including a 2.8%-annual-rate increase in gross domestic product during the second quarter.
The meat processor’s focus remains on maintaining its financial strength after seeing a surprise $244 million profit for its chicken segment, interim CFO Curt Calaway said.
The accounting talent shortage and increased reporting requirements helped create a “perfect storm” leading to more late SEC filings, UHY’s Ro Sokhi said.
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Reducing the time and cost of education needed to become a licensed CPA and raising starting salaries were among the solutions proposed in the final report.
While the majority of firms say they expect to hold staffing levels steady, competition for qualified professionals — especially controllers — is fierce, according to a recent Controllers Council survey.
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