Act Public Before Going Public  

Oleh:

Dugger, Shamen R. ; Fricke, Matthew H. ; Sayuk, Douglas M.

Jenis: Article from Bulletin/Magazine
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Accountancy vol. 212 no. 4 (Oct. 2011), page 38-42.
Topik: Internal Controls; Corporate Tax Planning; Transitions; Accounting; Guidelines; Initial Public Offerings
Fulltext: Act Public Before Going Public.pdf (55.11KB)

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Earlier this year, evidence indicated IPOs had been rising for several years after previous doldrums. Perhaps the most important advice that a company should follow in preparing its tax function for an IPO is to "act public before going public." From perfecting the tax team and refining internal controls to establishing a quarterly close process and preparing interim tax provisions, it is important that the pre-IPO company operate as if it is public with respect to all key facets of its tax function. Only then will the pre-IPO company experience a smooth and successful transition to public status. Presented is a step-by-step guide instructing private companies on how to "act public" with respect to their tax function before starting the IPO process. This includes: 1. Establish an independent, proficient tax team. 2. Develop and refine tax internal controls. 3. Implement and practice a quarterly close process.

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