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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This sweeping new standard for revenue recognition has many important tax considerations. This article explains those considerations.
This blog post discusses several areas where auditors can help clients implement the new standard.
Costly revenue recognition mistakes can be avoided by following best practices that lead to proper judgments. This article explores these best practices.
This CPE course uses case studies and real-world scenarios to help you navigate the key issues that arise in not-for-profit accounting and auditing.
This blog post outlines a few of the many significant benefits of a strong internal control system.
This blog post provides an overview of integrated reporting <IR>, its importance to the CPA profession, and additional resources for additional information.
The FASB has postponed the effective date of its revenue recognition standard, giving additional time to prepare for implementation. Learn seven facts about the new...
Controls may lag at smaller organizations—yet the risks shouldn't be ignored. This article provides five low-cost steps to consider as a starting point.
This blog post discusses the use of a technology called inline XBRL (iXBRL).
This document provides an overview of equity crowdfunding including why it is important and requirements for financial statement issuers.
This document provides an overview of related to small securities issues including requirements for financial statement issuers.