Tag Archives: #FinancePlanning

Why procurement should not report to finance?

Why procurement should not report to finance   Operational efficiency, Procurement and finance are separate functions within an organization, each with its own distinct objectives and responsibilities. While it is common for procurement and finance departments to collaborate closely, there are valid reasons why procurement should not directly report to finance. Here are a few… Read More »

Who can help with tax planning?

Who Can Help with Tax Planning Tax planning is essential for minimizing your tax burden and maximizing your financial benefits. Whether you’re an individual or a business owner, having the right help can make a big difference. But who can help with tax planning? Let’s explore some key professionals and services that can guide you.… Read More »

Project finance reporting to?

Project finance reporting   Project finance reporting is generally carried out by multiple stakeholders who are involved in the project. Here are some key entities that may be responsible for project finance reporting: 1.Project Sponsors: Project sponsors are the entities or individuals who initiate and oversee the project. They are often responsible for providing updates… Read More »

Project finance reports?

Project finance analysis   Project finance analysis are complete documents that provide an overview of the financial aspects of a specific project. These reports are prepared to assess the financial feasibility, viability, and potential risks associated with the project. Here are some key components typically included in project finance reports: Executive Summary: A brief summary… Read More »