There’s a new metric in town called EVA momentum, and it measures whether your business plan is producing profitable growth.
An influential accounting organization is concerned about IFRS migration.
A new study from KPMG names senior finance executives as the "typical" fraudster. But CEOs are catching up.
FASB says its revised goodwill-impairment testing rule will ease the cost and time burden for preparers, especially private-company accountants. But not everyone agrees.
The New York State Society of CPAs says unresolved rule differences and related comparability issues make adoption of IFRS by U.S. companies problematic.
The only person to ever hold the chairman's seat at the IASB is four months from retirement. He talks candidly about IFRS, professional judgment, accounting education, and his successor.
What's on the watch list for 2011? Plenty.
The Internal Revenue Service provided its auditors with a corporate road map this year.
After creating an ambitious agenda for the year, the standard-setters had to play hurry up and wait.
