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  • October 2012
  • Succession planning on the rise, but about half of CPA firms haven’t implemented a plan
  • Google Play making serious run at Apple’s App Store
  • CPA mobility law takes effect in Washington
  • FASB, IASB keep time value of money in revenue recognition standard
  • GASB Chairman Attmore retiring in June
  • IRS issues interim ITIN procedures for 2011 tax returns on extension
  • Investors aware of issues before goodwill impairment announcements, study shows
  • Cohn-Reznick deal closes as market pressures portend more mergers
  • Former comptroller general urges fiscally responsible reforms
  • ASB recommends scoping nonissuers out of “auditor commentary” requirements
  • Whistleblower’s claim is not entitled to Tax Court review
  • CAQ releases practice aid on audit communication
  • Dozens indicted on stolen identity tax refund fraud charges
  • FASB moves forward with new model for financial instrument impairment
  • New Yorkers should act now to file protective refund claims for MTA tax
  • New tool aids in evaluation of external auditors
  • TIGTA: IRS pays millions in unnecessary interest on NOL carrybacks
  • Guidance issued on reporting pursuant to the Global Investment Performance Standards
  • Health care technical practice aids discuss insurance claims, recoveries
  • Diermeier replaces Brennan as chair of FAF board of trustees
  • IRS announces inflation adjustments for 2013
  • New Private Company Council’s first meeting set for Dec. 6
  • U.S. leadership position among accounting bodies at stake if progress toward IFRS, convergence stalls, Melancon warns
  • Private Company Council chair favors holistic approach over differential standards for public, private companies
  • Framework for SMEs emphasizes relevance, historical costs
  • IFRS Foundation report says SEC’s concerns can be overcome
  • TPA developed on supplementary information that accompanies interim financial information
  • Fiscal worries to persist regardless of who wins election
  • FATCA prop. regs. amended to extend various deadlines
  • COSO shows how to put risk assessment into practice
  • IRS delays Oct. 31 deadlines for taxpayers and preparers affected by Hurricane Sandy
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