The board has proposed requiring auditors to provide information on the most challenging, subjective, or complex aspects of an audit.

The board has proposed requiring auditors to provide information on the most challenging, subjective, or complex aspects of an audit.
In everyday speech, we don’t need to sweat the whom. Here is a short quiz that gives you practice in choosing who/whom and whoever/whomever in more complex sentences.
Hundreds of CPAs visited with lawmakers and congressional staff this week to advocate on four key issues for the profession. Here are tips on how to schedule a similar visit or get your voice heard from back home.
FASB made the first of several scheduled maintenance updates to its Accounting Standards Codification as part of an effort to simplify the codification’s structure.
The outlook for U.S. finance decision-makers’ businesses remains positive, according to a quarterly survey, which shows some concern about employee costs and availability of workers.
The AICPA’s FinREC issued 12 working drafts of industry-specific accounting issues.
Auditor’s reports will provide more information to financial statement users under new rules.
The D.C. District Court held that the IRS has the authority to require preparers to use preparer tax identification numbers (PTINs) but that it cannot charge fees for issuing PTINs.
A new interpretation issued by the IASB specifies requirements for how organizations should reflect uncertainty in their accounting for income taxes.
Accounting obstacles that prevented some organizations from using hedging to manage risks may be eliminated by a standard that received preliminary approval from FASB.