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Resilience is more than a buzzword — it's a financial imperative. This episode explores how risk and opportunity are two sides of the same coin, and why proactive finance leaders are key to navigating disruption. From ESG evolution to systems thinking, discover the strategic role accountants must play in driving sustainable value.

Energy is no longer just a commodity — it’s a geopolitical tool. This episode examines how conflict, sanctions, and energy dependencies are influencing markets, spiking inflation, and redrawing the map for supply chains and corporate resilience. Discover why accountants and finance professionals need to think like risk strategists.

Global ambitions for decarbonization face a reality check. In this episode, we take a close look at the structural barriers to phasing out fossil fuels, the gap between policy and implementation, and the unintended consequences of moving too fast or too slow on climate action. It’s a candid conversation that cuts through idealism to focus on real-world economics and transitions.

This first episode in the series 'The Era of Energy Disruption'  introduces the concept of the “polycrisis” — the interlocking challenges of climate change, inflation, energy disruption, and geopolitical instability. Learn how CPAs can interpret this moment of change and why risk literacy is becoming essential in the boardroom and beyond.

In this third episode of Beyond Accounting Bitesize, BDO’s John Nuckolls unpacks the intricacies of U.S. gift and estate tax laws as they apply to non-U.S. citizens. The episode addresses key topics including inheritance from foreign relatives, the crucial IRS Form 3520, and the implications of receiving gifts from covered expatriates. John also explores the differences between income and estate tax residency, the traps of U.S. situs assets, and the importance of timely estate planning—especially for immigrants holding U.S. real estate or stock. Essential listening for cross-border individuals and advisors navigating complex U.S. tax obligations.

Download a PDF presentation that goes with this podcast at the following URL: https://cawnetworkusa.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Common-US-Tax-Pitfalls-for-Foreign-National-Taxpayers.pdf

In this episode of Beyond Accounting Bitesize, BDO’s Mark Orman dives into the complexities of U.S. tax rules for non-U.S. citizens. From foreign pension and retirement plan treatment to departure year considerations and the potential impact of expatriation tax, Mark offers practical insights for globally mobile professionals. The discussion also highlights planning opportunities before U.S. relocation, key treaty implications, and how employer programs can ease the tax burden. In the second half, we explore the future of accounting in the age of AI, touching on ethics, skills gaps, and how technology is reshaping the profession. Don’t miss this informative and forward-thinking episode.

Download a PDF presentation that goes with this podcast at the following URL: https://cawnetworkusa.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Common-US-Tax-Pitfalls-for-Foreign-National-Taxpayers.pdf

In this kickoff episode of Beyond Accounting Bitesize, Dave Zydek of BDO guides listeners through the complex terrain of U.S. income, gift, trust, and estate taxation for foreign nationals living and working in the U.S. From the substantial presence and green card tests to the impact of FATCA, PFICs, and foreign disclosure requirements, this episode is packed with essential information for globally mobile professionals. Dave also addresses real estate considerations, foreign currency gains, and the implications of holding non-U.S. entities. It’s a must-listen for anyone navigating cross-border tax challenges and compliance in the U.S.

Download a PDF presentation that goes with this podcast at the following URL: https://cawnetworkusa.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Common-US-Tax-Pitfalls-for-Foreign-National-Taxpayers.pdf

Sinead Donovan - Newly elected President at Chartered Accountants Ireland discusses her plans for the upcoming year including her upcoming visit to New York on Oct 23. 

The show outlines some real-life use cases of Chat GPT that are being used in risk management today.