Beginner

Subsequent Events: Type I vs. Type II

Distinguishes between events that require adjustment and those that only require disclosure.

Evaluate the following event that occurred on {event_date} (after the balance sheet date but before issuance): {event_description}. Determine if it is a Type I (Recognized) or Type II (Non-recognized) subsequent event under ASC 855. Draft the required financial statement footnote disclosure.

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Month-End Close Checklist Generator

Generates a comprehensive month-end close checklist tailored to your company type and size.

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AP three-way match exceptions and accrual recommendations

Finds exceptions between PO, receiving, and invoice data; recommends resolutions and accruals for goods received not invoiced. Helps AP teams and controllers reduce close surprises.

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AR aging review and expected credit loss (ECL/CECL-lite)

Analyzes AR aging, flags collection risks, and proposes an allowance methodology and JE. Useful for controllers in smaller entities who need a practical, supportable approach.

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