Due to the accounting standards update ASC 606 from the Financial Accounting Standards Board, your organization may need to change how it manages accounting for commissions. In this webinar, you’ll learn how the update affects plan design and incentive calculations and explore the implications and complexities involved in reporting under the new standard, which goes into effect January 2018.
With ASC 606 fast approaching, many organizations are preparing in order to comply with the new requirements under “subtopic 340-40,” more commonly known as the cost of obtaining a contract. By meeting the standard, your organization is doing more than just meeting GAAP compliance. You are uncovering the true ROI of your customer and unlocking the door to hidden potential.
Navigating commission expense accounting under the new revenue recognition standard will require careful planning, yet most organizations have not done anything to prepare. As a finance leader, knowing the impact will be critical to ensure your team and technology is ready for the January 2018 changes. Learn how this exercise in GAAP compliance and disaggregating data can benefit you in the long run.
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Vice President, Strategic Marketing
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Erik W. Charles is an accomplished professional with over two decades of experience in Marketing, Consulting, and Product Evangelization.
Xactly’s vision is to change the world of incentive compensation.
We help people everywhere connect and unleash their human potential through seamless, perfectly aligned incentive compensation. We believe in the power of incentives to help companies, their employees, and their partners build stronger relationships and achieve more. Xactly takes incentive compensation from a dark art to a science, providing decision-makers with the data insights they need to tap the motivational power of their incentive compensation. We imagine a world where anyone can design and manage the ideal incentives to drive their business and inspire their people. At Xactly, we are driving the future of incentive compensation.