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  • October 2014
  • Ibanez ruling set precedent for right of CPAs to advertise dual credentials
  • Global Management Accounting Principles seek to guide better benchmarking, decision-making
  • PCAOB may consider different mechanism for naming engagement partner
  • Continued rise projected for accounting salaries in 2015
  • Regulation, inflation drove audit fees higher in 2013
  • Council vote conforms resolution in AICPA code with revised UAA attest definition
  • Global cyberattacks rose 48% in 2014
  • Investors’ confidence in U.S. public companies grows
  • How to prepare for auditing in a digital world of Big Data
  • AICPA asks for raise in repair regulations’ de minimis safe harbor threshold
  • Notice defines terms for economic substance doctrine
  • Changes made to IRS streamlined offshore compliance procedures
  • How to deliver successful diversity and inclusion results and benchmark your progress
  • Certain FATCA deadlines are postponed
  • Proposed regs. would eliminate 36-month testing period from COD reporting requirements
  • SEC filed record number of enforcement actions in fiscal year 2014
  • Standards revised for reviews, compilations, engagements to prepare financial statements
  • Examine clichés in approach to innovation
  • Reducing unnecessary complexity remains a key focus of FASB
  • COSO’s ERM framework to undergo update
  • Social Security Administration announces 2015 wage base
  • Pension plan limitations are increased for inflation
  • Defined contribution plans can offer deferred annuities to older participants
  • District court dismisses AICPA lawsuit against IRS
  • 2015 inflation-adjusted items and tax tables issued
  • Proposed rules would change partners’ treatment of unrealized receivables and inventory items
  • GASB proposes disclosures for tax abatements by governments
  • How SSARS No. 21 became a standard
  • When does Section 70 of SSARS No. 21 apply?
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