FASB has published a proposed Accounting Standards Update (ASU) focused on targeted improvements to the FASB Accounting Standards Codification. Stakeholders are encouraged to review and provide input on the proposed ASU by April 22, 2025.
FASB has decided against adding a new project to its priority “technical” agenda that would have considered requiring banks to disclose more information about credit risk transfer transactions. In a unanimous decision made during a live-streamed regular board meeting, members voted not to move ahead with pursuing an update to the codification which underpins generally accepted accounting principles related to accounting for CRTs.
FASB has published an Invitation to Comment (ITC) that gives stakeholders the opportunity to provide feedback on its future standard-setting agenda. Stakeholders are asked to review and provide comment on the ITC by June 30, 2025.
Crypto assets–There are many unknowns about where the future of this emerging and complex subject is heading, but one thing is certain: crypto transactions impact an entity’s finances. Those impacts must make their way to the financial statements. And those statements must be audited for accuracy and assurance.
The four-step process to auditing cashless transactions is a guide for auditors to use as they navigate their client’s many pathways of cashless transactions.
Jul 31, 2020, 13:01 PM
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Jessica Salerno Shumaker
Here's how the OSCPA Accounting and Auditing Committee answered a question from a member on a GAAP exception for new revenue recognition and lease standards.
A new group of audit reporting standards proposed in November by the AICPA Accounting Standards Board aims to increase the transparency of the auditor’s considerations in issuing an opinion.
As cyber security headaches make their way into everyday business tasks, financial professionals need to consider how these issues will change the way they work in the future.