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Category: NYT Accounting News
FASB wants feedback on financial KPIs
The invitation to comment requests input on financial key performance indicators such as EBITDA and free cash flow and how they should be treated.
PCAOB amends rules on deregistering audit firms
The rule change addresses situations in which a firm has ceased to exist, is nonoperational or no longer wishes to remain registered.
Citrin Cooperman buys Clearview Group
The Top 25 Firm based in New York added a management consulting and CPA firm in the Baltimore area, its second acquisition in two days.
CDP and GRI sign pact on sustainability reporting
The Carbon Disclosure Project and the Global Reporting Initiative plan to deepen their collaboration.
PCAOB releases CAMs guidance for auditors of small firms
Board members face the likelihood of a deregulatory emphasis under the incoming Trump administration and probable changes in board composition.
CIA certification is top surging skill
Certified internal auditor certification, management accounting and company valuation are the top surging accounting and finance skills, according to a new Udemy report.
Survey: Infor leads finance and accounting use cases vs. other ERPs
A survey of ERP users found Info is used most often for accounting and finance; Microsoft for inventory management; SAP and Oracle for sales and customer relations.
MYCPE and Entigrity merge
Continuing professional education provider MYCPE and staffing solutions provider Entigrity are merging to create a new company, MYCPE ONE.
FASB proposes to improve interim reporting
The Financial Accounting Standards Board issued a proposed update to improve the navigability of the disclosures for interim reporting periods.