The position was reinstated in 2013.
Accounting & reporting
FASB simplifying leases standard implementation
Preparers have had trouble finding and extracting data.
Tips for lease accounting implementation
The effective date for implementing FASB’s new lease accounting standard is still about one year away, but it will require additional resources and a team effort.
FASB clarifies lease standard’s application to land easements
The change is expected to make adopting the leases standard easier for some land easements.
FASB Q&As discuss financial reporting implications of tax law
FASB issued four staff Q&As that address financial reporting issues related to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
FASB proposes corporate reporting change related to new tax law
FASB proposed a new standard that is intended to help organizations reclassify certain income effects in accumulated other comprehensive income resulting from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
Lenders express confidence in FRF for SMEs
Financial statements prepared in accordance with an AICPA financial reporting framework give lenders nearly as much confidence to loan capital as GAAP-based financial statements for small and medium-size businesses with low credit risk, a published study shows.
FASB Q&A supports use of SAB 118 by private companies, not-for-profits
Private companies and not-for-profits that elect to apply the guidance in a new SEC staff accounting bulletin should apply all relevant aspects of the bulletin in its entirety, FASB’s staff said.
FASB addresses financial reporting impacts of new tax law
FASB addressed numerous financial reporting implications of P.L. 115-97, known as the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
FASB proposes lease standard implementation improvements
A proposed FASB Accounting Standards Update seeks to ease the implementation of the new leases accounting standard.
How to handle GASB implementation challenges
State and local government finance staffs have had to implement several new, significant GASB statements. Here are tips for handling the challenges.
AICPA issues broker-dealer revenue recognition working draft
A new working draft issued by the AICPA Financial Reporting Executive Committee addresses a consideration for broker-dealers related to FASB’s new revenue recognition standard.
SEC permits reasonable estimates in corporate tax reporting
Companies may initially have difficulty determining the effects of the new federal tax law on their income tax reporting.
New analyses guide health care entities through change
An expert panel addressed 3 issues for health care entities.
AICPA offers advice on public business entity determination
FASB updated the US GAAP definition in 2013.
FinREC releases more revenue recognition working drafts
Broker-dealer and telecommunications issues are addressed.
Lease accounting laggards face serious risks
Organizations need to consider several factors as they implement new FASB rules — and it’s smart to start that work promptly.
New working draft discusses revenue recognition issue for broker-dealers
The AICPA issued a new working draft that discusses helpful considerations for broker-dealers implementing FASB’s new revenue recognition standard.
Proposed federal standard designed to protect classified information
The FASAB issued a proposal that’s designed to protect national security information from being disclosed in publicly issued financial reporting by federal agencies.
FASB supersedes steamship entities guidance
FASB superseded guidance for US steamship entities because a 25-year limit has expired, making the guidance irrelevant.
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