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Assessing results of FASB’s 2021 agenda consultation report
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Maria L. Murphy2022-07-20T20:06:00
The Financial Accounting Standards Board’s 2021 agenda consultation report summarizes the extensive feedback FASB received when it asked stakeholders where it should focus its time and resources.
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