CFOs are heavily involved in major business decisions. Current responsibilities extend from corporate strategy to communications with the Board of Directors. With new responsibilities come new challenges. This guide, which features Motus CFO Tim Brown, details the evolution of the CFO position and tactics necessary for decision-makers to be effective in their role.
Tax reform brings new urgency to mileage reimbursement
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2:41VP of Finance Neil Baier explains how his company has benefitted from partnering with Motus.
A report that considers the capital costs associated with reimbursing your mobile workers fairly and accurately.
A flowchart to help any CFO understand the differences between vehicle programs and their benefits and pitfalls.
A guide that details what to consider when choosing a vehicle program for your company.
39:04On-demand webinar with Motus legal experts on the risks of a non-compliant vehicle program.
28:50On-demand webinar with Motus experts on how technology helps solve your mileage reimbursement woes.
1:25Video exploring how Human Resources leaders have more influence in the C-Suite than ever before.
7:37Video uncovering the different ways to cut costs within your mileage reimbursement program.
5:36Video detailing the dangers of state and federal labor laws and how they impact your business.
40:24On-demand webinar examining how you can prevent your business from a vehicle program audit.
1:48Video examining why flat car allowances aren't fair or accurate in reimbursing your mobile workers.
A report from the Aberdeen Group examining the technological transformation of T&E and the mileage reimbursement space.
This case study examines how one company, tired of the tax waste associated with car allowance vehicle programs, created more efficient tax solutions by partnering with Motus.
14:52On-demand webinar exploring how to keep your mobile workers safe while they drive for work.
A checklist speaking to the benefits of moving from a fleet program to a FAVR program.
