Benefits Finance (CBF)
Develops recommendations on existing and proposed legislation and regulations affecting pension and profit sharing plans, health and disability insurance, unemployment compensation and regulation, and other areas. When deemed appropriate, CBF may communicate positions to government agencies, legislators and professional and business organizations.

Corporate Reporting (CCR)
Monitors developments & issues relating to accounting/auditing/external reporting, including policies, rules, regulations, and standards; communicates these to members, the FASB, and government agencies. Represents interests on accounting/reporting matters in communications to the SEC.

Finance & IT (CFIT)
Addresses the needs and interests of financial executives as strategic leaders, as they strive to realize measurable and sustainable performance improvements while maintaining financial control. Develops information technology related programs and services targeted to meet the strategic needs of FEI members. When deemed appropriate, CFIT may communicate positions to government agencies, legislators and professional and business organizations.

Globalization (GOC)
Dedicated to creating a global forum of financial executives, initially from both sides of the Atlantic, willing to share best business practices, to engage in a business network, to follow a common code of ethics and to play an advocacy role in front of regulatory bodies.

Government Business (CGB)
Initiates studies and develops positions on existing/proposed legislation and regulations affecting accounting principles/standards/practices, and rules that must be followed by businesses providing goods & services to the Federal sector. CGB communicates its findings to federal agencies, Congress and other parties.

Private Companies (CPC)
Addresses finance and business issues affecting privately and closely held companies. Promotes the development and exchange of information to the membership at large.

Small and Mid-Sized Public Companies
Forms FEI's opinions on general matters relating to small public companies. Was started in May of 2005 after the SEC formed its Advisory Committee on Smaller Public Companies. Monitors activities of the SEC and COSO and writes comment letters to state opinions on regulatory and standard-setting issues.

Taxation (COT)
Formulates statements/positions on tax legislation, policies, practices, rules and regulations, addressing economic/social implications of taxes, simplification and administration, and tax and accounting relationships, and communicate these to the executive and legislative branches of the government.