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  1. Financial Reporting Implications of U.S. Tax Reform
  2. Lessors also need to understand some of the key changes that are coming.
  3. Definition of a Business and Disposal of Asset Group: How FASB's New Standards Interact
  4. FASB Completes its Financial Instruments Project with the Issuance of Targeted Improvements to Hedge Accounting
  5. FASB Changes Presentation of Periodic Pension Cost and Modifications to Stock Compensation Awards
  6. FASB Simplifies Goodwill Impairment Accounting for Public Business Entities
  7. FASB Revises Definition of a Business
  8. New Guidance on Statement of Cash Flows Questions
  9. Changes to Accounting for Share-Based Payment Arrangements
  10. Accounting for Credit Losses-ASU 2016-13
  11. Leases to Be Recognized on Lessee Balance Sheets
  12. FASB's Ratification of Recent EITF Consensuses
  13. FASB's Simplification Initiative-Part II
  14. FASB's Simplification Initiative
  15. Significant Changes to Consolidation Guidance
  16. Challenges in Achieving Convergence Between U.S. GAAP and IFRS-The Case of the Revenue Recognition Standard
  17. Classification and Measurement of Financial Instruments: A Study of Divergence, Not Convergence
  18. Private Company GAAP-PCC Alternatives Developed in 2014
  19. Pushdown Accounting to Be Optional
  20. The IASB's Discussion Paper on the Conceptual Framework for Financial Reporting: A Commentary and Research Review
  21. Going-Concern Reporting Now an Accounting Requirement
  22. Accounting and Reporting by Development Stage Enterprises
  23. New Revenue Recognition Guidance
  24. Convergence: What Do We Have After 10-Plus Years?
  25. Conceptual Framework for Financial Reporting-Chapter 8: Notes to Financial Statements
  26. What Is a Business and Why Does It Matter?
  27. What Is FASB's Focus After Convergence?
  28. Private Company GAAP: Part 2
  29. Rate Your Firms Budgeting Leadership
  30. Uncertainties and Budget Shortfalls Hamper Curriculum Progress on IFRS
  31. IFRS and Collegiate Accounting Curricula in the United States: 2008 A Survey of the Current State of Education Conducted by KPMG and the Education Committee of the American Accounting Association
  32. FASB proposes changes to VIE accounting
  33. Creating an Excel-based executive support system
  34. Analyzing multiple deliverable arrangements?EITF Issue 00-21
  35. Financial performance reporting
  36. FAS no. 149?stop the presses!
  37. Sarbanes-Oxley: How will it affect auditing?
  38. How are U.S. and international audit rules changing?
  39. Reporting of guarantees, stock compensation transition issues
  40. FASB proposes additional disclosures for pension plans
  41. New mandate: Reporting on internal controls
  42. Stock compensation, financial performance, and auditor changes
  43. Some important answers about hedge accounting
  44. A Quick Guide to Accounting for Software and Web Sites
  45. Enron Post-Mortem: Do We Need New Accounting Standards?
  46. Will Technology Defeat Your Auditor?
  47. Events of 9/11 Affect Accounting Standards
  48. FAS no. 143: Asset retirement obligations
  49. World Stock Markets: The Battle over Reporting Continues
  50. Using Cash Flow Information and Present Value in Accounting Measurements
  51. U.S. versus Global Auditing: Why the Differences Matter
  52. Unadjusted Differences: They Won't Just Affect Auditors
  53. ABC for service firms: What's your real product?
  54. Classification changes for debt and equity instruments?
  55. Asset impairment proposal, share‐based payments
  56. Special Report: Revenue Recognition Update
  57. World Stock Markets: The Battle over Reporting Continues
  58. Classification changes for debt and equity instruments?
  59. Using Cash Flow Information and Present Value in Accounting Measurements
  60. ABC for service firms: What's your real product?
  61. Update on Business Reporting and Business Combinations
  62. Business Combinations Project Nears Completion
  63. Business Combinations and Asset Retirement Obligations Finalized
  64. U.S. versus Global Auditing: Why the Differences Matter
  65. Using derivatives in treasury management
  66. Progress on impairments and business combinations
  67. Using derivatives in treasury management
  68. Progress on impairments and business combinations
  69. Stock compensation issues and constructive obligations
  70. New Proposals on Derivatives, Long‐Lived Assets, and Audit
  71. Accounting for certain equity transactions
  72. FAS 125 Update
  73. More Fair Value Accounting Ahead?
  74. More Fair Value Accounting Ahead?
  75. FASB offers proposals on business combinations
  76. Dealing with audit committees and independent auditors: what will be your new responsibilities?
  77. FASB offers proposals on business combinations
  78. Dealing with audit committees and independent auditors: what will be your new responsibilities?
  79. SEC sharply criticizes “earnings management” accounting
  80. Brace yourself for a flurry of activity
  81. Business combinations: Are you ready for purchase accounting?
  82. Accounting for stock grants to nonemployees
  83. New proposals planned for business combinations, consolidations, and stock compensation plans
  84. New proposals on stock compensation, asset securitization, consolidations, and more
  85. FASB issues ED on consolidations, Q&A on segments
  86. Say goodbye to pooling-of-interests accounting
  87. Financial reporting in the twentieth century: Where have we been, and where are we going?
  88. Accounting for stock grants to nonemployees
  89. Computing present value: What you need to know about the latest guidelines
  90. Financial reporting in the twentieth century: Where have we been, and where are we going?
  91. Accounting for derivatives—FAS No. 133 and the international proposal
  92. Changes in business combinations accounting may be on the horizon
  93. FASB/FASB prepares to move forward on agenda items
  94. Accounting for start-up activities
  95. FASB/FASB plans for new standards during 1998
  96. SEC increases disclosures about derivatives
  97. Update: How COSO is changing corporate controls and auditor responsibilities
  98. Discontinued operations: Old standards, new problems
  99. Earnings per share reporting under the new FASB standard
  100. Segments, comprehensive income, and derivatives accounting on the horizon
  101. FASB sets technical agenda
  102. AcSEC tackles accounting for internal-use software
  103. PROMOTION DECISIONS:A ROUGH SET APPROACH
  104. Reporting comprehensive income
  105. Accounting and reporting issues for “soft assets”
  106. Intraperiod tax allocation issues
  107. FASB/FASB issues proposed standards on consolidations, disaggregated disclosures, EPS, liabilities for closure or removal of long-lived assets
  108. The impact of uncertainty and monitoring by the board of directors on incentive system design
  109. Changes in consolidation policies on the horizon
  110. Accounting for derivatives—the FASB begins to move from disclosures to recognition and measurement
  111. How fraudulent financial reporting happens and what COSO advises corporate America and its auditors
  112. Ethical Perceptions of CPAs
  113. SEC form 10-K checklist-financial information
  114. Putting the new standard in accounting for advertising costs into context
  115. FASB moves forward on financial instruments: Derivatives and securitizations
  116. How tax and financial reporting for intangible assets changes under new law
  117. The future of U.S. GAAP: Evolutionary or revolutionary changes?
  118. SEC form 10-K checklist—income statement, cash flows, footnotes, and other miscellaneous topics—part 2
  119. AICPA/update—proposals on additional disclosures; reexamination of internal controls, use of specialists
  120. What constitutes a hedge is still debatable
  121. Restructurings: How do they affect impairment of assets?
  122. SEC/New SEC chairman airs views, chief accountant questions controls reporting proposals
  123. Asset impairment and market value accounting: The profession begins to move
  124. Disclosure of information about financial instruments: The requirements of FAS 105 and 107
  125. How to evaluate accounting and reporting by insurance companies
  126. An empirical study of partner actions and ethical conflict
  127. SECPS proposal passes
  128. Software costs—a growing accounting issue
  129. A professional Monopoly's response: Internal and external threats to self-regulation
  130. Exploring the garbage can: A study of information flows
  131. On the Attributes of an Asset
  132. How should we define assets for financial statement recognition purposes?
  133. The Development of Social Accounting Models: A Comparative Analysis