Maura Webber Sadovi is a journalist who writes for CFO Dive, with a focus on finance and accounting topics. Her work has also been featured in Global Supply Chain News and Retail Dive. Maura covers a range of subjects, including financial regulations, corporate finance, and executive appointments in the finance industry.
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The potential reclassification of marijuana as a Class III controlled substance has raised questions about tax benefits cannabis companies stand to gain.
The credit loss rules grew out of the financial crisis and the concern that banks were delaying recognizing deteriorating asset values.
By: Maura Webber Sadovi
The airline's board compensation package includes free travel on Southwest for each non-employee director, their spouse and children and 50 “unrestricted” one-way flight passes annually.
By: Maura Webber Sadovi
Two years after the new tax was signed into law by President Biden, the details are still being hammered out.
In June the FASB voted 7-0 for the more targeted update, even as some expressed concerns about not going far enough to modernize GAAP rules.
The online training scandal comes about two years after the Securities and Exchange Commission fined EY $100 million for cheating by its auditors on ethics exams.
Lavanya Chandrashekar, 52, most recently CFO of beverage company Diageo, will replace Susan Panuccio, who has held News Corp’s finance reins since 2017.
Businesses need to prepare for potentially “fast moving” changes to tax policy as questions swirl around President-elect Trump’s plans, EY’s Martin Fiore said.
Budget carriers like bankrupt Spirit Airlines have been “disproportionately” affected by industry headwinds as they rely on “much slimmer margins,” CFO Fred Cromer writes.
By: Maura Webber Sadovi
The budget airline’s CEO will receive a $3.8 million retention payment while its CFO will get $175,000, according to an SEC filing.
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