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Not Choosing FRF for SMEs Will Be Even Easier Thanks to the AICPA’s New Decision Tool
Are you a prudent business person staring at his/her five-line balance sheet thinking, "As a […]
IRS to Recognize All Same-sex Marriages, Regardless of Resident State
Married filing jointly is married filing jointly! The U.S. Department of the Treasury and the […]
Here’s Your Open Thread for Rothstein Kass, Crowe Horwath, BKD, Moss Adams et al. Comp Discussions (2013)
A year ago TODAY we did the et al. compensation thread for any and all […]
Accounting News Roundup: Comparing CEO Comp with Employees Salaries Not So Easy; Killing Co-workers with Kindness; Texas, North Dakota Are Showing Off | 08.29.13
Highest-paid CEOs in US are often fired or fined: Study [Reuters]About 40 percent of the […]
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Footnotes: The PCAOB’s Small Change; Grown Ups Don’t Understand Insurance; Audits: Who Needs ‘Em? | 08.28.13
Veeco is looking for a Revenue Recognition Finance Manager in Somerset, NJ. [GCJ] The PCAOB's […]
PwC and KPMG Inspection Reports Make Us Wonder: Are Shoddy Big 4 Audits Here to Stay?
Have we mentioned how much we enjoy the PCAOB releasing inspection reports and/or making big […]
Judge Not Amused by Nebraska Man’s Dirty Trick to Discourage IRS Agents
There really should be a warning about operating heavy machinery in the presence of Service employees: […]
Accounting News Roundup: See? Fair Value for Loans Isn’t So Hard; Stock Options on Life Support; How Capital Gains Fight Figure in Tax Reform | 08.28.13
EBay-Style Lender Has Better Way of Keeping Books [Bloomberg] [A] few years ago, the U.S. […]
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Footnotes: Don’t Try to Scam a CPA; Life at Deloitte Is Missing a Life; Ten Great Cities If You Want a Job | 08.27.13
Accounting Principals named the top 10 cities for finance jobs. HOLLA, RVA! [AccountingWEB] What's Michael […]
Accounting Career Conundrums: Planning for the CMA, Working on Vacation, and Who Needs a Car?
It’s the week before Labor Day so that means everyone checked out yesterday around 8:30 […]
‘Little GAAP’ vs. Financial Reporting Framework: As a CPA, People Expect You to Know This Crap
Welcome to the latest edition of Accumulated Deprecation, Greg Kyte's monthly column. Go here to read more of Greg's posts.
GAAP is hard. I mean it was hard. But now accounting for private companies and small- and medium-size entities (SMEs) is super easy compared with just two months ago.