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  • Issuance of attestation standards completes clarity project
  • ASB addresses reporting on audits conducted in accordance with GAAS and ISAs
  • What will be tested on the next CPA exam
  • IRS issues 2016 and revised 2015 vehicle depreciation limits
  • Panama papers leak provides road map for tax investigations
  • IRS’s inversion rules include earnings-stripping provisions
  • Inspections show high compliance with PCAOB audit committee communication rules
  • Taxpayers can now pay federal tax at participating retail stores
  • Post-implementation analysis begins for PCAOB engagement quality review standard
  • Pay continues to rise in finance and accounting
  • Next president should prioritize Social Security, Americans say
  • GASB addresses pension accounting practice issues
  • PCAOB proposal would guide lead auditors in supervision of other auditors
  • The gaps that remain in risk initiatives
  • SEC seeking input on disclosure effectiveness
  • Ways to make tax compliance less of a nightmare for small business
  • FASB assists with licensing guidance, identifying performance obligations
  • Data analysis skills lacking among finance teams
  • PCAOB inspectors observe decrease in broker-dealer auditor independence impairments
  • Half of Americans expect to lose money to identity theft
  • FASB proposes technical corrections and changes
  • PCAOB warns against altering audit documentation
  • Americans’ financial picture holds steady this quarter
  • FASB to draft final standard on credit losses
  • That’s inflation: Kids’ allowances rise 16% in 2016
  • News quiz: Risks are top of mind in finance
  • New guidance issued for federal public-private partnership disclosures
  • IRS releases 2017 health savings account limits
  • FASB proposes changes to statement of cash flows
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