Tammy Whitehouse

Companies may soon have some new instructions to follow in deciding how to account for various types of grants and contributions.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board is preparing to propose a modification to the pending lease accounting standard to amend the transition guidance.

Digging deeper into challenges with the revenue standard, companies are traipsing a minefield in determining how to recognize costs tied to generating revenue.

The PCAOB has disciplined PwC over a broker-dealer audit lapse and Crowe Horwath HK over an investigation involving a China-based company.

Big 4 firms say the SEC won’t object if certain “public business entities” adopt new revenue and leasing rules under private company effective dates.

Half way from publication to adoption of new lease accounting rules, C-suite executives are worried about whether implementation will get done on time.

Companies with any lingering worries about the impending effects of a new audit report have one last opportunity to appeal for change.

A professional accounting committee has opened a can of worms with a proposal regarding how accountants should respond when they stumble upon illegal activity.

A House sub-committee is asking whether federal regulation has hindered the growth of public companies, including Sarbanes-Oxley auditing of internal controls.