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  • December 2014
  • What do public companies disclose about auditor relationships?
  • U.S. economy on a roll, according to survey of finance executives
  • What to consider when hiring an employee benefit plan auditor
  • FAF, FASB, and GASB release draft strategic plan
  • 7 risk areas for the 2014 audit cycle
  • SEC will seek comments on new possibility for voluntary IFRS adoption
  • SEC official: PCAOB’s standard setting too slow
  • Do preparers have answers to revenue recognition questions?
  • FASB considering revenue recognition delay to reduce uncertainty
  • Would companies use voluntary, additive IFRS option?
  • Standard mileage rates will change slightly in 2015
  • Keep pushing forward on revenue recognition implementation, experts say
  • Final rules govern reporting of specified foreign financial assets
  • U.S. board members cite challenges in revenue recognition implementation
  • Evolving practice monitoring to improve quality in A&A engagements
  • Survey: Financial planning services help firms retain clients, increase revenue
  • Congress passes tax extender legislation
  • New law creates tax-favored savings accounts for disabled taxpayers
  • U.S. GAAP taxonomy for 2015 available
  • IASB issues amendments, exposure draft related to more streamlined disclosures
  • President signs tax extenders into law
  • Take the 2014 JofA news quiz
  • Answers to 2014 JofA news quiz
  • Transfers of installment obligations would trigger gain or loss
  • FASB issues private company intangible assets alternative
  • Regulations tightening Form 5472 filing requirements are finalized
  • How firms can use social media more effectively
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