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  • November 2015 - Journal of Accountancy
  • Disclosures of audit committee’s role increasing
  • AICPA, CIMA propose deeper partnership
  • FinREC issues revenue recognition working drafts for informal comment
  • Lower tax rates, territorial regime are still priorities, former Ways & Means chair tells AICPA
  • Companies slow to start revenue recognition implementation
  • Proposal would create new status for retired CPAs
  • Internal auditors turn focus to organizational culture
  • Demanding tax season likely ahead, IRS commissioner tells AICPA
  • MyRAs now available nationwide
  • Interruptions are top challenge for not-for-profit finance execs
  • More than half of clients underestimate their retirement expenses
  • FASB’s leases standard gets preliminary approval
  • More than one-third of students plan to live at home after graduation to pay off loans
  • FASB proposal aims to increase transparency regarding disclosure of government assistance
  • Tax ID theft victims may obtain copies of fraudulent returns
  • Women see far more partnership gains with small firms than with large ones
  • PCC’s work on private company alternatives to continue
  • Changes proposed to peer review standards
  • IASB proposes annual improvements, change to investment property standard
  • Proposed regulations provide more detailed rules governing innocent spouse relief
  • New corporate anti-inversion rules issued
  • FASB simplifies presentation of deferred income taxes
  • FASB proposes clarifying the definition of a business
  • IRS warns practitioners of an e-Services phishing scam
  • China explores ways to expand IFRS use
  • Safe harbor for purchases of de minimis tangible property will be raised
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