Here's a look at issues companies will face in implementing the new lease accounting standard.
Here's what you need to know about FASB's new guidance on "collaborative arrangements" between entities.
The changes to GAAP accounting for revenue recognition won't have a material effect on companies' finances, investors say.
Companies wouldn’t have to apply the new standard to 2017 and 2018 leasing results.
Companies should start preparing soon for the changes slated to take effect in late 2018.
The new accounting standards update drops a requirement that companies must measure and report “hedge ineffectiveness.”
The standards take effect in a mere six quarters for public companies, but many have not yet begun, or only recently began, to assess what must be done.
The Financial Accounting Standards Board’s ruling on hedge accounting has something for every company that uses derivatives, an EY executive says.
Outgoing SEC Commissioner Mary Jo White encourages FASB and IASB to continue collaboration.
Private firms using the current method for valuing stock-based compensation should consider using a newly allowed method instead.
They don't take effect until 2019, but few leases will be grandfathered, so there will be an immediate bottom-line impact.
The new revenue recognition standard has implications that extend far beyond accounting.
