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  • October 2015 - Journal of Accountancy
  • What PCAOB inspectors are focusing on in 2015
  • Accounting for software at federal agencies addressed in proposal
  • IRS gives South Carolina flood victims tax relief
  • Audit fees rose in 2014 for SEC filers, private companies
  • Key areas of risk in the 2015 audit cycle
  • Stop putting out fires, at least for an hour
  • Dispelling 4 myths that shroud diversity and inclusion
  • AICPA taking multipronged approach to lead candidates into the CPA pipeline
  • Changing market needs lead to new assurance opportunities for auditors
  • GASB proposes pension standards relief for certain governments
  • 2016 Social Security wage base is released
  • PCAOB urges focus on Risk Assessment Standards
  • CPA exam evolving to reflect shift in skills requirements
  • ASB addresses audits of ICFR integrated with financial statement audits
  • ASB interpretation permits auditor reporting on sustainability financial statements
  • IRS announces progress in collaborative fight against tax return identity theft
  • Internal auditors receive modest raises
  • IRS issues 2016 inflation adjustments and tax tables
  • IRS issues 2016 pension contribution limits
  • Tax regulations to be amended to reflect Obergefell and Windsor decisions
  • SEC filed more than 800 enforcement actions in fiscal 2015
  • Tips for successful revenue recognition implementation
  • IASB proposal would guide management on materiality
  • PTIN user fee will be lowered
  • Congress makes changes to partnership audit and adjustment rules
  • SEC adopts crowdfunding rules
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