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Title: ENHANCED BUSINESS REPORTING


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  • ENHANCED BUSINESS REPORTING


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CONTENTS
  • Business Reporting A Changing Dynamic
  • Why Enhance Business Reporting?
  • Stakeholders of Enhanced Business Reporting The
    Corporate Reporting Supply Chain
  • Elements of Enhanced Business Reporting
  • Call to Action
  • Whats in it for the Accounting Profession
  • Special Committee on Enhanced Business Reporting
  • Special Committee Representation
  • Special Committee Mission
  • Consortium Approach
  • Consortium Representation
  • High-Level Timeline/ Next Steps

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BUSINESS REPORTINGA CHANGING DYNAMIC
Historical Financial Statements
Enhanced Business Reporting
  • Lagging indicators
  • Periodic
  • Historical
  • Cost-basis
  • Financial only
  • Statements
  • Looking backward
  • Leading indicators
  • On-demand
  • Real-time/future
  • Value-basis
  • Comprehensive
  • Custom reports
  • Looking forward

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BUSINESS REPORTINGA CHANGING DYNAMIC
Historical Financial Statements
Enhanced Business Reporting
  • Lagging indicators
  • One size fits all (GAAP)
  • Ignores non-financial measures
  • Reports results of past decisions
  • Leading indicators
  • Tied to mission, vision and values
  • Tied to factors critical to success
  • Moves decision criteria to forefront

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WHY ENHANCE BUSINESS REPORTING?
  • Current reporting model no longer sufficient
  • Not timely -- its after-the-fact information
  • Not customizable
  • Not informative enough
  • Ignores many factors of performance
  • To date -- calls for change and some action
  • Time is NOW for coordinated action

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STAKEHOLDERS
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CORPORATE REPORTINGSUPPLY CHAIN
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ELEMENTS OF ENHANCED BUSINESS REPORTING
CONVERGENCE TO NEAR REAL-TIME
SCALABLE
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ELEMENT MAP
  • Corporate Accountability
  • S-O Act 404 internal control
  • Environmental, Health Safety (EHS) e.g. Global
    Reporting Initiative
  • Social responsibility e.g. AccountAbility 8000
  • Risk reporting e.g. COSO Enterprise risk
    management
  • Corporate governance e.g. ISS Corporate
    Governance Quotient
  • Financial Non-Financial Measures
  • US GAAP/SEC financial statements
  • Non-financial KPIs
  • Customer satisfaction
  • Customer retention
  • Market share
  • Product defects
  • Employee training
  • Employee satisfaction
  • Patents held
  • RD spending
  • New product pipeline
  • Costs per transaction
  • Industry benchmarking
  • Revenue per customer, square foot, ton-mile
  • Forward-looking information, NOT prospective
    financial statements
  • Understandable Disclosures
  • SEC plain-English
  • VMRC
  • Information Dissemination
  • XBRL
  • Customizable by users flexible reporting by
    CPA
  • Capital markets
  • Debt markets
  • Board of directors
  • Management
  • Regulators
  • Employees
  • Customers
  • Suppliers
  • NGOs
  • Near real-time
  • System Reliability
  • Data assurance
  • Audit of financial statements
  • Close expectation gap
  • SSAE 10 or ISAE 100
  • XBRL data tags
  • Footnote terminology related to XBRL
  • Systems/process assurance
  • Examination of S-O Act 404 assertion
  • SSAE 10 or ISAE 100
  • e.g. SysTrust
  • Process-based
  • KPIs
  • Fwd-looking info

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Recommendations are good, but ACTION is better!
CALL TO ACTION
  • We must build upon the foundation to chart the
    path for the future through Enhanced Business
    Reporting

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WHATS IN IT FOR THE ACCOUNTING PROFESSION?
  • More valued role in the supply chain
  • Enhanced public perception about profession
  • Sustainable profession (attack relevance decline)
  • Broader services scope/talent recruiting
  • Revenue
  • Potentially reduced liability due to more
    frequent, enhanced information available in the
    market
  • More confidence in assurance and greater
    efficiency through enhanced IT audit tools

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SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON ENHANCED BUSINESS REPORTING
  • Action taken to date Formation of the AICPA
    Special Committee on Enhanced Business Reporting
  • Approved by AICPA Board in September 2002
  • Composed of CPAs in public practice, business
    industry, government and academia

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SPECIAL COMMITTEE REPRESENTATION
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SPECIAL COMMITTEE MISSION
I Identification of key stakeholders whose
collaborative involvement is critical to
successful development implementation
MISSION To establish a consortium of investors,
creditors, regulators, management, other
stakeholders to improve the quality
transparency of information used for
decision-making
II Overarching goal of making better information
available to investors creditors, helping them
to see organizations through the eyes of
management
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CONSORTIUM APPROACH
  • Work collaboratively
  • Consortium-based
  • Globally focused
  • Comprised of key stakeholders of enhanced
    business reporting
  • Build consensus
  • Help define migration paths to drive adoption by
    participants in the business reporting value chain

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CONSORTIUM REPRESENTATION
  • IMPLEMENTATION of enhanced business reporting
    will require consortium participation by the
    following organizations
  • Government/Regulatory Agencies (SEC, FASB, IASB,
    GAO)
  • Investment Community (large fund managers, rating
    agencies, Council of Institutional Investors,
    etc.)
  • Public Companies and Industry Associations
  • Accounting Firms and Associations
  • Technology/Software Enablers
  • Think Tanks (Brookings, CATO, AEI)

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HIGH-LEVEL TIMELINE/NEXT STEPS
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