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  • September 2014
  • ASB proposes moving content of AT Section 501 into GAAS
  • U.S. accountants’ optimism returns to pre-recession levels
  • AICPA seeks comment on next format of CPA exam
  • CPA practitioners sue to stop PTIN fees
  • PCAOB alert calls for auditors to focus on revenue
  • IRS explains power-of-attorney requirements for corporate taxpayers
  • PFIC reporting rules do not apply to certain marked-to-market stock
  • PCC approves private company GAAP exception for certain acquired intangible assets
  • Regulations update hybrid defined benefit plan rules
  • Changes proposed to allocation rules for rollovers
  • Dispositions of property get automatic accounting method change procedures
  • IRS announces proposed changes to cafeteria plan elections and lookback period
  • Special per diem rates issued for 2014–2015 travel expenses
  • SEC expects to pay whistleblower a record $30 million
  • Auditors still responsible for going-concern evaluation under PCAOB rules
  • Treasury moves to curb tax inversions
  • Details of proposed anti-inversion rules are revealed
  • Doctors lack standing to challenge delay of employer mandate
  • AICPA identifies problems with IRS’s electronic signature rules
  • IRS signals PPACA compliance issues for 2015
  • New nonauthoritative guidance related to management representations, EBP accounting
  • Vision, dental, and long-term-care benefits qualify as limited excepted benefits under new IRS rules
  • Final regs. allow deduction for local lodging expenses
  • Board members keenly focused on risk
  • Worry-free payroll
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