Under the requirement, most companies created in or registered to do business in the United States must report their beneficial ownership information (BOI) to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network.
Category: AICPA News
FASAB seeks feedback on its existing standards
The FASAB is seeking comments on its Reexamination of Existing Standards project to ensure that its standards meet users’ needs and provide financial information that supports public accountability and transparency.
AICPA supports extending mailbox rule to electronic filing and payments
The Electronic Communication Uniformity Act, recently introduced in the Senate, would apply the timely mailing/timely filing rule to electronic tax return filings and payments. The AICPA has written to the sponsors of the bill expressing support.
FASB issues proposed changes to profit-sharing arrangements
FASB is seeking comments on a proposed Accounting Standards Update related to guidance for entities on determining whether profits interest and similar awards should be accounted for as share-based payment arrangements.
IRS backlog lessens; agency plans to resume collection notices
The IRS said all returns received for tax year 2021 or earlier have been processed if the returns had no errors or did not require further review.
Create a magnetic culture at your firm
To ensure a future of abundance, leaders must do better at attracting and nurturing talent.
How the mega-backdoor Roth works
A strategy for effectively super-funding a Roth is available to some individuals who have a 401(k) or 403(b) account through work. This article explains the basics.
Black CPAs: IRS must end higher audit rates for Black taxpayers
Black CPAs react to study led by Stanford University showing the IRS is up to 4.7 times more likely to audit Black taxpayers than non-Black ones, saying the tax system must be fairer.
PCAOB enhances transparency of inspection reports
The PCAOB has enhanced its inspection reports with a new section on auditor independence and other improvements that are designed to “increase transparency by making publicly available more information that is relevant, reliable, and useful for investors and other stakeholders.”
SEC increases transparency requirements for private, public securities
One set of amendments affects advisers for large hedge funds and private-equity funds; a second set of amendments increase public company disclosures related to clawbacks.