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Business consulting and internal audit firm Protiviti Inc said it has formed an advisory board to assist its clients with navigating the unstable economic and regulatory environment.
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Moss Adams CEO Rick Anderson has written to Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner urging him and other world financial leaders at the G-20 meeting next week to act more quickly on global accounting and corporate governance issues.
September 17 -
[IMGCAP(1)] Adam Wolf isthe type of guy youd want to bring along to a networking event or have as aguest at a dinner party. Hes got a plethora of stories to tell, is a fast (andsmooth) talker, and naturally knows how to bring people who would benefit fromeach other together.
September 14
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Eighty-nine percent of financial executives view mandatory conversion to International Financial Reporting Standards to be either highly likely or somewhat likely in the U.S., according to a new survey by Deloitte.
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The American Bankers Association has written to Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke asking them to raise accounting issues at the upcoming G-20 meeting in Pittsburgh in order to curb efforts by standard-setters to expand mark-to-market accounting to loans and debt instruments.
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The International Accounting Standards Boards oversight body has proposed a series of changes aimed at providing better governance of the standard-setter, including renaming the organization the International Financial Reporting Standards Board.
September 9 -
The Center for Audit Quality has created a free online Guide to International Financial Standards to educate people about the uncertain state of the IFRS roadmap.
September 8 -
If you havent heard of the social bookmarking site, Delicious, you may be living in a cave.
September 8
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The Financial Accounting Standards Board has published implementation guidance on accounting for uncertainty in income taxes and disclosure amendments for nonpublic entities.
September 4 -
Accounting firm Crowe Horwath is responding to the wave of companies filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection with a set of services to help them navigate the reorganization process.
September 2 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission is distributing more than $35 million to over 98,000 investors who were harmed by accounting fraud at Cardinal Health.
September 1 -
IMGCAP(1)] As I spend time with CPA firms and learn about their approaches to developing their talent, exceptional programs rise to the top. One program that comes to mind is WIN@CG, Clifton Gundersons womens initiative. This award-winning, results-oriented platform is worthy of emulation.
August 31
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The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, an influential group of international banking regulators, has released a set of guiding principles to help the International Accounting Standards Board set new standards for financial instruments to deal with the aftermath of the financial crisis.
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The economy has left many people, and the nonprofit organizations they rely on, in crisis. As a result, community service is more critical than ever.
August 24
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In response to the global financial crisis, the International Accounting Standards Board has published a set of proposals to amend the discount rate for measuring employee benefits.
August 20 -
CFOs and senior-level accountants anticipate spending more of their time five years from now on non-accounting functions, according to a new survey.
August 18 -
IMGCAP(1)] I recently read an article challenging the reader to sum up ones leadership in six words. I decided to apply this same challenge in describing my experience at the AICPA Leadership Academy. My six words: Amazing professionals. Thought provoking. Life changing.
August 17
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The American Bankers Association has released a letter and white paper raising concerns over the process taken by the Financial Accounting Standards Board and the International Accounting Standards Board in their financial instruments projects.
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IMGCAP(1)]The Financial Accounting Standards Board took plenty of heat in April for loosening mark-to-market guidelines, a move that critics assailed as a gift to the financial industry and a nod to political pressures.
August 12