Publicly traded companies are headed into an annual reporting season that will see them add new disclosures to their financial reports on tariff-related risks and income tax payments made to jurisdictions around the world.
Corporate accountants will navigate fresh requirements and evolving risks after a turbulent year marked by a new tax law, ever-evolving trade policy, and artificial intelligence advancements as they prepare their companies’ 2025 reports, called Form 10-Ks.
Businesses with fiscal years ending Dec. 31 will be under deadlines in early 2026 to file their reports with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Investors use 10-K filings’ financial ...
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