The latest revisions to FRS 102 are now in effect, bringing fundamental changes to lease accounting and revenue recognition. These updates go beyond technical adjustments, directly impacting EBITDA, debt covenants, and key performance metrics. If you haven’t assessed the impact on your business yet, now is the time.

The Financial Reporting Council has issued new guidance on how audit firms should use AI. While the detail sits with auditors, the implications matter for any business going through an audit. Here’s what it means in practice.

Most businesses do not need a full-time CFO, but they do need better financial visibility. This article explains what fractional CFO services actually deliver and when they make sense.

Small businesses do not usually need a bigger finance team. They need clearer cash visibility, better reporting, and someone connecting the numbers to decisions.

Most businesses under $30M do not need a full-time CFO. This article breaks down when a part-time model is the better structural decision.

The value of a CFO is in the thinking, not the chair. This article explains how fractional CFO services work in Canada and why the model now fits most growing businesses better.

The need for a CFO rarely appears all at once. It shows up first in late reporting, poor visibility, and harder decisions.

Many providers use the title loosely. This article explains what real fractional CFO work actually looks like and what it should not be confused with.