AccountantsWorld Daily News Auditors face challenges with expected credit loss standards
(JoA) New financial reporting standards requiring reporting of expected credit losses related to financial instruments are expected to create new challenges for auditors as well as management and audit committees. A new International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board publication provides some initial impressions of these challenges.
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IRS proposes estate basis reporting regulations
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(Accounting Web) Some kinds of deductions always trouble the tax-takers. For instance, baleful bureaucrats become suspicious and demand a detailed accounting when business travelers journey to meetings or conventions at plush resorts or exotic locales and (gasp!) decide to combine work with play and take their spouses along.
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