All Accounting & Auditing articles – Page 57
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MDC Partners names chief accounting officer
MDC Partners, a marketing and communications firm, has hired Vincenzo DiMaggio as chief accounting officer.
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SAB 74 disclosures still lag, PwC analysis shows
Investors are not getting much warning about assets and liabilities soon to hit corporate balance sheets as companies prepare to adopt new lease accounting rules.
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Tenure disclosure puts new pressure on audit committees
Now that audit reports are beginning to disclose auditor tenure, audit committees face new pressure to give it careful consideration in retention decisions.
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What changed? FRC brings action in Autonomy scandal
The Financial Reporting Council has brought long-awaited charges against Autonomy executives for their role in the massive accounting fraud uncovered when Hewlett-Packard attempted to purchase the software firm in 2011.
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Companies reflect pain points over accounting change
Virtually all public companies are feeling some pain over accounting change occurring in their organizations the past few years, according to a recent poll.
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FASB staff plan to suggest CECL edits to answer questions
FASB staff plan to suggest narrow changes to the new standard on credit losses to answer implementation questions on classification changes, interest, and more.
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Big 4 firms audit fewer companies, analysis shows
Big 4 firms are performing fewer public company audits as the number of public companies continues to decline, according to Audit Analytics.
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IRS gives partial guidance on revenue recognition
It’s the tax department’s turn buzz over how to recognize revenue for tax purposes—and with good reason after getting some puzzling guidance from the IRS.
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Owens & Minor names chief accounting officer
Global healthcare solutions company Owens & Minor has named Michael Lowry as chief accounting officer.
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Newest poll shows lag in lease accounting adoption
With only six months to the effective date of a new lease accounting rule, more than half of companies have not started to prepare, according to a new survey.
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Restatements dip again in 2017, newest study shows
Title: Restatements dip again in 2017Restatements took another downward dip in 2017, suggesting continued improvement in financial reporting quality, according to the newest study from Audit Analytics.
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ArticleAccounting change drives new ideas about how to do business
As new accounting rules begin to change key metrics in financial statements, companies are beginning to reconsider certain aspects of how they do business.
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PCAOB fines Deloitte over software revenue errors
Audit regulators have censured and fined Deloitte over a series of self-reported accounting errors that led to restatement at technology firm Jack Henry & Associates.
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Data can be compliance officer’s best business ally
At Compliance Week 2018, compliance officers shared tips on how they have developed innovative uses for data to better strategize an approach to compliance.
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Duke Energy reshuffles finance executive appointments
Duke Energy, one of the largest energy holding companies in the United States, made several executive appointments in its finance organization, including the appointment of a new chief accounting officer, effective June 1.
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PCAOB explores whether to change audit inspection process
A newly seated PCAOB is taking a fresh look at its entire regulatory process, including whether it’s time to reconsider how it performs audit inspections.
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ArticleIn adopting lease rules, companies ponder materiality
As companies consider limited timeline remaining to adopt lease accounting rules, materiality discussions are helping to prioritize the workload.
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Banks reconsider business approaches as CECL draws near
A pending new requirement for how to reflect loan losses in financial statements is beginning to affect how banks do business, according to a recent poll.
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System, identification issues complicate lease adoption
Companies are telling the SEC they are still having trouble getting IT systems in place that can put leases on corporate balance sheets as required in 2019.
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Auditors plan deeper dives into outsource provider reports
As guidance changes and regulators continue to hammer on internal controls, auditors are starting to dig deeper into reports provided by outsourced service providers.