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: U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)
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09-09-01 :
Financial Statements and the Return of Professional Judgment
09-09-01 :
The Fast Close
09-08-31 :
LIFO
09-06-01 :
financial reporting: June 09
This IFRS section summarizes key points from the comment letters received by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
09-06-01 :
financial reporting: June 09
Private companies have to walk a fine line to meet the disclosure requirements of U.S. generally accepted accounting principles — without providing too many details — while providing enough information for bankers and other financial statement users.
09-05-01 :
financial reporting: may 09
08-12-01 :
financial reporting: december 08
08-10-01 :
international accounting: october 08
Transitioning to IFRS will have a noticeable effect on corporate taxes, due to the intertwined relationship of the tax rules and regulations embedded in U.S. GAAP.
08-09-01 :
president`s page: september 08
The convergence of International Financial Reporting Standards with U.S. generally accepted accounting principles is rapidly progressing toward becoming a reality. The big question now is the timeline for implementation, rather than a debate over “whether” it will occur.
08-09-01 :
Financial Reporting: september 08
In an interview with Financial Executive Editor-in-Chief Ellen M. Heffes, Financial Accounting Standards Board Chairman Robert H. Herz says the timing for the United States to make a move toward adopting International Financial Reporting Standards “is in the SEC’s court.”
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