Financial reporting

Unraveling the SEC's intentions -- and even it's timeline -- on IFRS requires special expertise ...

Jennifer Lynch Ridgely named principal-in-charge of Daszkal Bolton Family Office Services Jupiter Florida

The multimedia site will share tips on how to minimize fraud risk and mitigate damage through podcasts, videos and webinars

The International Accounting Standards Board responded with dismay to the Securities and Exchange Commission staff report on International Financial Reporting Standards.

The Office of the Chief Accountant of the Securities and Exchange Commission published its final staff report on the Work Plan for global accounting standards.

Cathy Liles has been promoted to office managing partner at Dixon Hughes Goodman's Danville location

Submissions for our August Accountant of the Month close next Tuesday, July 17

McLean, Koehler, Sparks & Hammond has affiliated with Hunt Valley-based Callan & Palmer.

Recent promotions, new hires and more

Recent network memberships, awards, new Web sites and more

The Financial Accounting Standards Board is inviting comments on its proposed Disclosure Framework, requesting input on ways to improve the effectiveness of disclosures in notes to financial statements.

Armanino Consulting, a Microsoft Dynamics reseller and the business consulting division of Top 100 Firm Armanino McKenna, has partnered with business software provider Axonom to launch a "fully unified" ERP/CRM product for semiconductor and high-technology electronics companies.

Top 20 Firm Moss Adams LLP has launched FastForm, an online tool to help nonprofits and tax-exempt organizations fill out the complex Form 990.

One employee's trash is another's welcoming gift

A new Web site aims to draw attention to accountants in the Seattle area.

After looking into the role of the auditors in the recent accounting scandals at camera-maker Olympus Corp., Japan's Financial Services Agency ordered KPMG Azsa LLC and Ernst & Young ShinNihon LLC to improve their systems -- though it noted that it had not found "any intentional acts or grave negligence."

The July edition of Accounting Today's Accountants Confidence Index marked a major milestone when, for the first time since it was started last fall, the short-term ACI reading indicated that the panel of accountants expect a contraction over the next three months.

An executive summary of our monthly ACI for July

Check out the digital edition of the July 2012 issue of Accounting Today.

Recent network memberships, awards, new Web sites and more from accounting firms across the country