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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Get startedThis blog post discusses the use of a technology called inline XBRL (iXBRL).
This article provides an overview of the new FASB guidance on credit losses.
This article discusses how the new lease standard will result in changes in recognition and presentation on the balance sheet for lessees.
This article discusses why it is so crucial for CPAs to have proficiency in both U.S. GAAP and IFRS.
This article discusses some things companies may want to consider as they work to comply with the new standard on leases.
This report provides a a detailed overview of the new standard.
This article discusses details of the new standard on leases.
This article provides considerations for accountants who have questioned whether SSARS 21's preparation rules apply to certain client engagements.
This report discusses the reporting of provisional amounts during a measurement period after a business combination.
This report provides answers to some frequently asked questions regarding the preparation engagement under SSARS No. 21.
This guide will help you pinpoint areas your firm might need to take a closer look at to ensure quality standards are being met.
This report focuses on application of the related party tiebreaker under FASB ASC 810, Consolidation.