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Corporations must apply for IRS CAP program by Oct. 31
The IRS has announced that corporations that want to participate in the Compliance Assurance Process (CAP) for the 2020 program year must apply between Sept. 16 and Oct. 31.
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Free resources to help auditors comply
The AICPA has developed some free resources to help auditors comply with two important auditing standards that are being missed too often.
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Understanding the new revenue recognition standard
ASC 606 replaces nearly all previous existing revenue recognition guidance, including industry-specific guidance. A new guide can help you unravel the new standard’s complexities.
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IRS offers settlement for micro-captive insurance schemes
As a result of recent Tax Court cases involving captive insurance companies with the IRS prevailing, the agency is issuing letters about a settlement arrangement to impacted taxpayers under audit for this issue.
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CPAs and a changing corporate reporting landscape
CPAs have an opportunity to be an integral part of the changing corporate reporting landscape and the evolution of capital markets and marketplace demand.
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Getting started with audit data analytics
Audit data analytics (ADAs) comprise a technique that can help you leverage current technologies and move toward a more data-driven approach to planning or performing an audit.
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New ways to motivate people
What really drives people to succeed, and how can leaders tap into that to motivate professional staff and begin to groom future leaders?
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Contracts with embedded leases likely to rise
The number of contracts with embedded leases will likely rise as companies increasingly rely on outsourcing through supply and service contracts, many of which may now qualify as leases.
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Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to be privatized
Treasury has revealed a plan to end government control of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the mortgage companies that were bailed out during the 2008 recession.
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New rules on advance-payment income
Treasury issued proposed regulations that provide new rules on how taxpayers treat advance-payment income under new book-tax conformity rules.