Advancing the automotive value chain: Re-examine and revise transfer pricing policiesWhether you believe that 2010 signaled the beginning of the industry recovery or was the year of a paradigm shift into a new automotive industry, the challenge will be to remember the lessons learned and incorporate those lessons into new transfer pricing policies. |
Revenue recognition and the automotive industry: Shifting into a new gearFASB and IASB have released an exposure draft that proposes significant changes to the current revenue recognition model that could impact every player in the global automotive industry; this paper highlights some of the fundamental reporting changes ahead. |
Opportunities to improve financial reporting and internal controls in China: CAS and C-SOXAs China’s stature in the global economic arena rises, the government recognizes the need to align with global standards. And with the magnitude of the automotive industry growth, this is an important step for all companies involved. |
Carbon Disclosure Project 2011: Global 500 reportAutomotive companies are competing to meet growing climate change and environmental regulatory standards. Companies that meet increasing standards around the globe and appeal to consumers' preferences and pocket book will lead the pack. The industry is taking note by acquiring companies to gain innovative technologies and partnering with suppliers to achieve the new standards at an affordable price that does not jeopardize quality. |