CFOs cop Sarbanes-Oxley Act

Article Abstract:

Chief financial officers of some of the Australian companies will have to comply with the provisions of America's Sarbanes-Oxley Act. The implications in terms of time and costs are high. However, eventual benefits are unmistakable. Suggestions on implementation of the procedures for the purpose of compliance with the said act are also presented.

Executive changes & profiles, Services information, Capital funds & cash flow, Interpretation and construction, Officials and employees, Services, Accounting and auditing, Chief financial officers, Disclosure laws

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A cautionary tale of complying with good conduct

Article Abstract:

Australian companies can learn a lot from Intel. That company has made sure to create a corporate culture of compliance so as not to have difficulties with regulators.

Strategy & planning, Analysis, Semiconductor industry, Planning, Intel Corp., INTC, Company business planning, Regulatory compliance

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US tougher on tax

Article Abstract:

Many Australian companies are going to face steeper taxes to do business in the United States because of the new anti-tax-avoidance legislation.

Organizational history, Taxes, Taxation, Location, Tax policy

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