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  • November 2012
  • S.C. taxpayers’ Social Security numbers, credit cards hacked
  • How to keep a natural disaster from becoming a financial disaster
  • IASB creating forum; FASB extends private company comment deadline
  • Sandy’s sobering reminder: Prepare for the worst
  • FASB’s developing model “totally” changes impairment concept
  • IRS extends deadlines, provides relief for Hurricane Sandy victims
  • To ascend to CFO role, controllers must take a broader look at business
  • Accounting profession at tech tipping point, Wolters Kluwer exec says
  • One-time abatement of $5,000 frivolous filing penalty announced
  • FASB extends comment deadline for disclosure framework
  • PCAOB inspection process explained in CAQ guide
  • Gartner: Android, Apple to spark surge in smart device sales
  • Leave-based donation programs allowed for Hurricane Sandy relief
  • Obama can’t expect a “fiscal honeymoon” in second term, Fitch says
  • CPA representation grows in Congress with reelections, likely House newcomers
  • New financial reporting proposal for going concern gaining steam
  • Organizations fighting U.S. debt get support of AICPA board
  • How can the nonpayment testing period for COD income be improved?
  • Modernized e-File is improving, but IRS can’t retire legacy system yet
  • Brush up on your anticorruption controls with FCPA guidance
  • SEC provides regulatory relief for Hurricane Sandy interruptions
  • ARSC seeks comment on SSARS proposals
  • Former AICPA chairwoman named deputy president on IFAC board
  • Hot tips: SEC fields 3,000 whistleblower complaints in 12 months
  • FASB to draft ASU on presenting items reclassified out of accumulated OCI
  • Hurricane Sandy victims can take hardship distributions, loans from retirement plans
  • IASB to add member from U.S.
  • Failure to enact AMT patch could push start of tax season to March for millions, IRS warns
  • Online shopping sends business productivity down the Amazon
  • Effective date of tangible property regs. delayed
  • FASB, IASB tentatively change revenue recognition constraint
  • Standard mileage rates go up a penny in 2013
  • SEC Chairman Schapiro to step down; Walter designated as replacement
  • Rev. proc. updates guidance on adequate disclosure of return positions
  • FASB proposes narrowing scope of offsetting disclosures
  • IASB proposes limited classification, measurement changes to financial instruments standard
  • New ITIN procedures issued for 2013 filing season
  • Income from partnership is self-employment income where taxpayer chose not to be a partner
  • IAASB proposes that auditors expand review of “other information”
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