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  • April 2015
  • FASB agrees to propose revenue recognition standard delay
  • How revenue recognition divergence would affect preparers
  • FASB issues changes regarding presentation of debt issuance
  • Americans fear running out of money in retirement
  • How do Americans define personal financial prosperity?
  • Wife of anti-tax author sentenced to prison
  • Revised IAASB standard increases auditors’ involvement with “other information”
  • IRS grants penalty relief to taxpayers who received incorrect health care forms
  • Americans’ financial happiness on the rise
  • CPAs select security as top technology priority
  • New FASB standards keep focus on simplification
  • Millions of taxpayer phone calls went unanswered by IRS this tax season
  • AICPA issues Q&As for practitioners related to ALTA best practices framework
  • As cyberbreaches rise, consumers alter spending, browsing habits
  • Doughtie to become first female CEO of KPMG in U.S.
  • FASB proposes significant changes to not-for-profit reporting
  • Proposed PFIC rules would define “active conduct” of an insurance business
  • FASB proposals address plan accounting, certain electricity contracts
  • Q&A: What you need to ask clients before setting a price
  • CHIP buy-in programs may qualify as minimum essential coverage
  • 68% of Americans are unhappy with the way they financed college
  • IASB votes to propose delaying effective date of revenue standard
  • IRS intends to amend rules so refunds match foreign withholding payments
  • Updated FAQs now available for AICPA PFP standard
  • FASB formally proposes deferring revenue recognition effective date
  • SEC proposes rules linking executive compensation with performance
  • FASB proposal addresses breakage associated with certain unredeemed cards
  • “Be on the lookout” lists gone from IRS reviews of Sec. 501(c)(4) applications
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