In this on-demand webinar, Jennifer Louis explains that natural disasters can affect an organization's financial reporting, requiring careful attention to accounting and disclosure. Events such as hurricanes, floods, or pandemics may cause asset impairments, change revenue recognition, and lead to write-downs of receivables or inventory. Insurance recoveries must be handled cautiously, recognizing gains only when contingencies are resolved. Disasters may also trigger debt covenant breaches, financing changes, and expanded disclosures about risks and going concern issues. Overall, organizations must ensure financial statements remain accurate, transparent, and compliant during these disruptive events.