Financial professionals are facing unprecedented changes in financial accounting and reporting. Economic, regulatory, and global forces are demanding higher-quality reporting while standards are in continual flux. These learning resources are designed to help you understand the knowledge and skills needed in the areas of financial accounting and reporting to appropriately serve their employers or clients.
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FRF for SMEs is an accounting option for preparing streamlined, relevant financial statements for privately held owner-managed businesses.
AICPA has released a new non-GAAP accounting framework. Find out how the FRF for SMEs helps America’s small business community and users of their financial statements.
This backgrounder outlines why the FRF for SMEs™ accounting framework was needed and how it fills a void in the non-GAAP financial reporting environment.
This page provides answers to your questions about the Financial Reporting Framework for Small and Medium-Sized Entities..
This tool helps owners and managers to make an informed decision about choosing an accounting framework.
This toolkit provides a wealth of resources to help small CPA firms leverage the FRF for SMEs™ framework.
This toolkit provides a wealth of resources to help large CPA firms leverage the new FRF for SMEs™ framework
This toolkit will help private companies and users of their financial statements make informed business or credit decisions when GAAP financial statements are not needed.
This toolkit will help you make informed business or credit decisions about owner-managed, for-profit private companies when GAAP financial statements are not needed.