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Category: NYT Accounting News
Nominations open for Women Who Count Awards
The deadline for nominations is Aug. 1, and winners will be announced at the Accounting & Financial Women’s Alliance’s annual Women Who Count conference.
AI and accounting: What’s next?
After the recent transformative changes in artificial intelligence, tax and accounting has been frequently cited as one of the most immediate areas for disruption.
Private sector added 192K jobs in April
Annual pay increased 5.0% year over year, ADP reported.
EV maker Polestar delays earnings over accounting errors
The accounting snarls add to the struggling electric-vehicle maker’s issues with cash burn and sluggish auto sales.
Congress considers how to fix the CTA
A hearing on Capitol Hill reveals some of the problems with the act, and why we may see ‘massive’ noncompliance.
In the blogs: Disclosure and discord
Welcome, 1099-DA; moving out and moving on; not all CRM is alike; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.
PCAOB recommends root cause analysis
A staff report from the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board recommends digging into the factors underlying firm deficiencies.
ISSB releases digital sustainability taxonomy
The International Sustainability Standards Board published a new taxonomy to help investors analyze sustainability disclosures.
IFRS Foundation revenue and expenses jump 41%
The IFRS Foundation attributed the increase in revenue and expenses to consolidated operations in its 2023 annual report.