Financial reporting

In this edition of Generational Viewpoints, we'll explore the perspectives of two team members born nearly 45 years apart on how Baby Boomers and Millennials are similar.

A roundup of audit and assurance news.

The opera star has already sung

Agency picks former Deloitte vice chair

Experts weigh in on the new tools and tactics that firms should be using

Starting a firm requires more choices than ever

Relax, unwind, and be open-minded about the future of the accounting firm.

A roundup of merger and acquisition news.

Key questions for retaining top clients

Many taxing issues remain around health care reform

A group known as the Climate Disclosure Standards Board is readying an updated Climate Change Reporting Framework that aims to tie environmental information in with financial reporting for investors.

Atsushi Kato, a former partner at PwC Japan and a public member of the International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants, recently shared his insights on why ethics and accountability are crucial in the wake of recent accounting scandals and what it means to operate in the public interest today.

The Governmental Accounting Standards Board has released a proposed standard that would require state and local governments to disclose information about property and other tax abatement agreements for the first time.

American Realty Capital Properties Inc. fell for a second day Thursday after reporting accounting errors that led to the resignations of two top executives, sparking concern about the company’s ability to raise money for growth.

IIA Career Map, Plante Moran’s 2014 tax guide and more…

The National Conference of CPA Practitioners is warning that the complexities of the Affordable Care Act may negatively affect millions of taxpayers in the upcoming tax season.

Office relocation and expansion, The McGladrey Classic and more...

The Financial Accounting Foundation, the parent organization of the Financial Accounting Standards Board, has appointed banking executive Mary P. Crotty to the newly created position of chief operating officer.

Tesco Plc Chairman Richard Broadbent will leave after the U.K.’s biggest supermarket company said accounting irregularities started earlier than this year and will continue to impact profit in the second half.

As previously reported, the majority of 99 accounting firms surveyed by ConvergenceCoaching have implemented work-from-home programs for their staff. Convergence has now released further insights, both positive and negative feedback, from those firms,