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Why Stocktake Is a Governance Issue, Not Just an Accounting Exercise
For many businesses, stocktake is treated as an accounting task. Count the stock. Reconcile the numbers. Make an adjustment in the accounts. Move on. For a growing business, that approach misses much of the risk. Inventory can represent a significant investment of working capital. It can also be one of the areas most vulnerable to error, theft, obsolescence, poor controls and inaccurate reporting. Stocktake governance matters beyond accounting. A stocktake therefore tells the
Erin Wright
Sep 76 min read
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What Happens When Your Business Faces Its First ASIC-Required Audit?
For a growing business, the words "your financial statements now need to be audited" can create an immediate sense of panic. Until this point, the business may have operated successfully with a relatively lean finance function. The accounts are prepared, tax returns are lodged, management reports are produced and the owners understand the numbers. Then the business reaches a size or structure where its reporting obligations change. For example, a proprietary company is genera
Erin Wright
Aug 317 min read
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