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Two Boards Oversee Public Companies’ Accounting. Why Is One’s Independence More at Risk?
Company executives know they have to follow U.S. accounting rules set by one board while their auditors must obey regulations from another. They may not appreciate the different political pressures ...
(Left to right) Baruch College professor Norman Strauss, PCAOB chair Erica Williams and Marc Siegel of Metrix Advisory at Baruch College's 23rd Annual Financial Reporting Conference Public Company ...
SEC chairman Paul Atkins at AICPA Conference on Current SEC and PCAOB Developments The Securities and Exchange Commission is planning to encourage greater cooperation between U.S. and international ...
Two new FASB concept statements address financial statement elements and factors FASB should consider in developing accounting guidance. The Securities and Exchange Commission issued separate ...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. auditors can view the mark-to-market accounting guidance approved on Thursday as the extra assurance they need to let banks paint a more rosy picture of their financial ...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The chairman of the U.S. audit watchdog agency said on Friday it had no plans to issue further guidance on new market-to-market accounting rules even though the business ...
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