Category: AICPA News

PTO isn’t as fulfilling as it could be when staff feel the need to respond to work emails on days off or anticipate coming back to full inboxes.

New procedures follow final regulations to implement simplifications by the law known as the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Companies may need more rigorous assurance on environmental, social, and governance data as regulatory obligations emerge. CPA firms are poised to deliver.

FASB updated its research agenda Wednesday in response to comments received in a consultation earlier this year.

The Securities and Exchange Commission issued separate proposals Wednesday that are designed to enhance share buyback disclosures and provide protections against insider trading.

The Senate Finance Committee has released language for its portion of the reconciliation bill, which some lawmakers would like to pass before Christmas. Here’s what you need to know about the timeline and the bill, which includes several key tax provisions.

MAP survey finds big differences in revenue, profit, and owner compensation.

Auditors have a lot to think about as clients experience supply chain disruptions, staff shortages, and new processes and procedures. Here’s what firms need to focus on in this challenging environment.

Investors want more disaggregated information. Financial statement preparers are concerned about the costs of preparing that information. FASB Chair Richard Jones is seeking to balance those priorities.

Non-GAAP measures in public company reporting continue to be scrutinized carefully by SEC staff, according to information presented at the AICPA & CIMA Conference on Current SEC and PCAOB Developments.