Your “EBITDA” Now Needs a Footnote
Article 4 of THE NEW BOTTOM LINE™, Dawgen Global’s series on IFRS 18 across the Caribbean. The numbers boards talk about most are moving inside the audited financial statements. Ask...
Article 4 of THE NEW BOTTOM LINE™, Dawgen Global’s series on IFRS 18 across the Caribbean. The numbers boards talk about most are moving inside the audited financial statements. Ask...
Article 3 of THE NEW BOTTOM LINE™, Dawgen Global’s series on IFRS 18 across the Caribbean. For listed companies, the market’s first look at IFRS 18 will not be...
Article 2 of THE NEW BOTTOM LINE™, Dawgen Global’s series on IFRS 18 across the Caribbean. The cheapest time to prepare your IFRS 18 comparatives is before the 2026 books...
The new presentation standard takes effect on 1 January 2027. For most Caribbean reporters, the work should already be under way. On 1 January 2027, the way Caribbean companies...
Release cash from stock and debtors, without borrowing a dollar “We’ve never been busier, and we’ve never been shorter of cash.” It is the sentence we hear more than any...
One foreign software invoice can carry two Jamaican taxes at once: withholding on the payment and General Consumption Tax on the import. Which applies, and at what rate, turns on...
The Difference Is the Cost of Standing Still. IN BRIEF Two businesses can report the same EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation) and be worth very different amounts,...
Why Caribbean CEOs Must Read Ratios, Not Just Results IN BRIEF Net profit is the number most Caribbean chief executives manage to, and it is the number lenders, investors...
Owners expect a transition to be a technology event. It is not. The first day is about custody, authority and cut-off — and the handovers that fail almost never fail...
The only forward-looking information most businesses own is sitting in the sales pipeline, while the cash forecast is built from the receivables ledger — a record of decisions already taken....