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Live data
Segment reporting
ASU 2023-07
Tax reconciliation
vs statutory
ASU 2023-09
Disaggregated expenses
ASU 2024-03
Composition by caption
Attestation
Computed live from the served data
ETR Waterfall · statutory → effective
Table A
Tax bridge summary
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Statutory rate
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Effective rate
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Net reconciling items
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Total tax expense
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Per ASC 740-10-50 · disclosed reconciling components ≥5% of statutory tax shown as bars.
Module status
Recent activity
DISE · ASU 2024-03
Costs and expenses
Note draft · Disaggregation of income statement expenses
Idle
The caption tables below are tied out. This drafts the prose around them.
Captions carrying a disaggregation table
| Expense caption | Year | Σ table rows | Face amount | Variance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Caption disaggregation · ASC 220-40-50-6
Captions carrying no disaggregation table
Positive assertion
| Face caption | Face amount | Why no table | Cite |
|---|---|---|---|
Selling expenses
ASC 220-40-50-35
Tax reconciliation · ASU 2023-09
Table A — ETR reconciliation
Waterfall
Table C — pretax income
Jurisdictional · cash taxes · UTB
Qualitative narratives
Presentation format
Effective tax rate reconciliation
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| Line item | Amount | Rate | Separately disclosable |
|---|---|---|---|
Materiality threshold
ASC 740-10-50-12AState and local — jurisdictions above 50%
ASC 740-10-50-12BETR waterfall · how statutory becomes effective
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Each bar shows how a single ETR component adds to or reduces the rate. Click a bar to see the underlying line items and IRC citations.
Income before taxes — domestic vs foreign
Footed ✓| Component | Amount ($) |
|---|---|
Domestic / Foreign split
Foreign tax effects — two-level disaggregation
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| Jurisdiction / item by nature | Threshold status | Rate effect | Rate | Separately disclosed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
A jurisdiction is broken out where its total clears the threshold, or where any single by-nature item within it clears the threshold even though the jurisdiction total does not (ASC 740-10-55-231).
The amber rows are that second case: the jurisdiction fails the 5 percent test and is still disaggregated, because an item inside it passes.
Income taxes paid, net of refunds
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| Jurisdiction | Type | Net cash paid | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
Entity-wide and net of refunds — not limited to continuing operations, and not expected to agree to the current provision (ASC 740-10-50-22 / 50-23).
Unrecognized tax benefits
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| Movement | Cite | Amount |
|---|---|---|
Draft the qualitative narratives
Every reconciling item that clears the ASC 740-10-50-12A threshold gets a drafted explanation of its nature, with its citation and a confidence score, ready for controller review.
Attestation
Tie-out matrix
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— of — identities hold
Tie-out matrix
Intentionally not asserted
Identities the standards do not require
Deliberate · not a gap
Each entry is a tie-out this platform could compute and deliberately does not assert, because the governing
paragraph does not require it. Forcing any of them would be over-compliance — which is as wrong as
under-compliance, and the more common failure. They are recorded here, with the paragraph that excepts them,
so that a later reviewer does not "fix" a reconciliation the standards never asked for.
Controller sign-off · T005
Table A
Table C
Audit trail
Table A · ETR reconciliation
Footed ✓| Line item | Amount | Rate % | Material |
|---|---|---|---|
Table C · Domestic vs foreign
Footed ✓| Component | Amount |
|---|---|
Audit trail
ImmutableController checklist
Table A foots correctly — loading…
Table C cross-checks — loading…
Separately-disclosable items carry a qualitative narrative — loading…
Citations verified against the rate reconciliation — loading…
Agrees to trial balance — total tax expense agrees to GL account balances
Attestation matrix — loading…
CFO approval · T006
Total tax expense
Effective tax rate
vs statutory
Foreign pretax income
Foreign exposure
Tie-out attestation
Disclosure identities
Executive summary · income tax position
ASU 2023-09Total tax expense
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Effective tax rate
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Largest ETR driver
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Domestic vs foreign
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Cross-border tax laws
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Data source
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Key risk items for CFO awareness
—CFO confirmation items
I have reviewed total income tax expense and confirm it is consistent with my understanding of the Company's tax position
I have reviewed the ETR and the foreign rate differential disclosure and confirm the narrative accurately explains the drivers
Cross-border tax law effects — loading…
Attestation matrix — loading…
Segments · ASU 2023-07
Reportable segments
Segment disaggregation
Ledger accounts
CODM command center
Entity-wide
Reportable segments
Segment measure to income (loss) before income taxes
ASC 280-10-50-30(b)
| Reconciling line | Amount | Bridge | Running balance | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
increases pretax income
reduces pretax income
opening measure and closing total
Every line aggregates the ledger's EBITDA treatment — there is no balancing plug.
How the segments are drawn
ASC 280-10-50-21
| Segment | Name | Member countries | Entities | Reportable |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Why these are the reportable ones · ASC 280-10-50-12 / 50-14
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Every operating segment is tested against the revenue and absolute-profit denominators; below-threshold segments aggregate into “All other” per ASC 280-10-50-15.
| Segment | Revenue | % of combined | Revenue test | |Profit| | % of combined | Profit test | Reportable |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Segment disaggregation
The same view, every segment
ASC 280-10-50-26A
= subtotal, single rule
− deducted from the line above
= reported segment measure, double rule
Amounts in parentheses are credits.
Significant expense categories
CODM package
These are the categories regularly provided to the CODM, not the ASC 220-40-50-6 natural categories. ASC 280-10-50-30(d) expressly excepts them from reconciling to consolidated captions.
Interim package
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The interim package carries the significant-expense build, other segment items and the profit reconciliation — and not the annual general-information or measurement disclosures. ASC 280-10-50-32.
Segment × natural category cross-tab
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Internal analysis · not disclosed
Organisational master data · the dimensions the rollup joins
Segments
A_Segment master
Profit centers
A_ProfitCenter master
Cost centers
A_CostCenter master
Company codes
A_CompanyCode master
SAP segments
—| ID | Name |
|---|---|
Profit centers
—| ID | Name | Segment |
|---|---|---|
Cost centers
—| ID | Name | Profit center | Company code |
|---|---|---|---|
The mandate
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What the CODM is given
—| Segment | Revenue | Segment profit | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|
Measurement and allocation
Revenue by product and service group
ASC 280-10-50-40| Group | Revenue | % of total |
|---|---|---|
Revenue by geography
ASC 280-10-50-41(a)| Country | Revenue | % of total |
|---|---|---|
Long-lived assets by country
ASC 280-10-50-41(b)| Country | Asset class | Amount |
|---|---|---|
Major customers
ASC 280-10-50-42Anomaly alerts
Segments · ASU 2023-07
0
Tax recon · ASU 2023-09
0
DISE · ASU 2024-03
0
All anomaly alerts
Disclosure pipelines
Each FASB mandate is drafted by its own pipeline, against this tenant’s ledger
Pipelines
One per FASB mandate
Drafted this year
Successful runs for the open fiscal year
Cubes published
Versioned, tied out, audit-ready
Pipeline registry
—| Pipeline | Mandate | Disclosure state | Latest draft | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
A pipeline reads the ledger, writes its cubes and drafts the qualitative text around them. The tie-out matrix on the Attestation page is recomputed against whatever each pipeline last published.
General Ledger
Journal entries
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Total debit
Foots to credit ✓
GL accounts
In use this year
Cost centers
Across reporting
All—
DISE—
ASU 2024-03
Tax recon—
ASU 2023-09
Segments—
ASU 2023-07
Journal entries
Accounts
Audit log
Immutable trail of controller and CFO actions
Upload & classify
Drop your chart of accounts. The mapping agent will classify every row live with citations and confidence scores.
Step 1 · Provide your data
CSV · JSON · ExcelDrop CSV here or browse
Columns expected:
Up to 5,000 accounts per upload
gl_account, description, posting_amountUp to 5,000 accounts per upload
Step 2 · Run the mapping agent
IdleUpload a CSV first, then we'll classify every account against the FASB DISE schema with full IRC/ASC citations.
Upload chart of accounts
Mapping agent running
Persist to review queue
Awaiting upload0%
Live classifications
No data| Account | Description | DISE caption | Category | Citation | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Drop a CSV to begin. | |||||
Review queue
Human-in-the-loop items requiring controller or CFO sign-off across all three FASB mandates.
Pending review
Awaiting controller
Low-confidence
Conf < 70%
Narratives
DISE + tax · approve
Anomalies open
By severity
Classifications
Narratives
Anomalies
Sign-off status
Account classifications awaiting review
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| Account · why it is here | Proposed classification | Posted | Conf. | Judgement |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Footnote narratives awaiting approval
—Open anomalies by severity
| Alert | Mandate | Severity | GL account | Amount | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Close-cycle sign-off status
—Internal controls
SOX-aligned control matrix, segregation-of-duties rules, and COSO framework mapping.
Active controls
High risk
Audit committee scope
SoD rules
Conflict pairs monitored
COSO mappings
Five components covered
Control matrix
Segregation of duties
COSO mapping
Active controls
—| ID | Control | Type | Owner | Frequency | SOX assertion | Risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SoD rules & conflict pairs
—| Conflict type | Role A | Role B | Description | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
COSO control mapping
| Control | Component | Principle | Maturity |
|---|---|---|---|