Category: AICPA News

Public audit firms must make sure issuers in China and Hong Kong will grant new lead auditors appropriate access to previous engagements, an SEC official warns.

Implementation guidance for leases is among the topics included in the Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board’s updated technical releases.

Asking questions is a first step towards addressing the problem of gender inequity, says Tracey Walker of RSM US, who will share her experiences at this year’s AICPA & CIMA Women’s Global Leadership Summit.

Finance executives in business and industry are more pessimistic about their own businesses and the domestic and global economy, according to a quarterly US survey.

The board’s target team provides insights in four areas of focus to provide guidance for public company auditors and shape the PCAOB’s approach to future inspections.

Cybersecurity specialist Mike Foster shares common questions that insurance companies might ask when your company is applying for cyber insurance coverage and advice on how to address them.

In a comment letter to the IRS, the AICPA recommended changes and clarifications regarding the tax treatment of cryptoassets or “virtual currency.”

The Statement of Protocol allows the PCAOB access to inspect Chinese companies the same way it does in other countries. The PCAOB said it plans to put the agreement “to the test” by mid-September.

Despite “confusion and misinformation” about the Inflation Reduction Act’s allocations, concerns continue about the funding levels for taxpayer service, the AICPA’s president and CEO said.

Amendments will require public companies to disclose details about the relationship between executive compensation and financial performance.