Corporate Giving and Sponsorships: Different Purposes, Different Records
Distinguish gifts from promotional arrangements before approving and recording year-end spending.
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Distinguish gifts from promotional arrangements before approving and recording year-end spending.
Use nine months of results to rebuild the year-end forecast and early 2026 cash view.
Recalculate covenants from lender definitions before statements are delivered.
Use external benchmarks as questions, then confirm causes in the practice’s own records.
Revisit the instalment method when current results differ materially from the prior year.
Review invoice evidence, commercial use and reconciliations before claiming input tax credits.
Combine statutory payments and financing obligations before approving distributions or spending.
Reconcile payroll, benefits and contractor reporting before filing information returns.
Reset payroll assumptions for the 2025 CPP, CPP2 and EI limits, then connect them to hiring and cash-flow decisions.
Close the year with documented payroll, remittance, investment, governance and cash-flow decisions.
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