Covered in this webinar:

A successful IPO requires more than favorable market conditions. Finance teams also need to navigate complex accounting, tax, controls, and reporting requirements that can affect timing and execution. In this webinar, Riveron’s technical accounting, tax, and internal controls experts have a practical discussion of key IPO considerations, including carve-out accounting, tax planning, the evolving SOX landscape, material weaknesses, and new reporting standards. We focus on where complexity tends to emerge and what finance leaders can do now to prepare for a potential transaction.

Highlights from the session:

• Key carve-out accounting considerations, including standalone cost allocations, financial statements, and TSA structures
• Tax considerations that can affect IPO timing and financial reporting
• What the SEC’s proposed filer-status changes could mean for SOX readiness and controls planning
• Common drivers of material weaknesses and the reporting standards that require earlier preparation
• Priorities for finance leaders preparing for a potential transaction in the next two years