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The Financial Accounting Standards Board recently announced the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has accepted the 2023 GAAP Financial Reporting Taxonomy and the 2023 SEC Reporting Taxonomy (collectively referred to as the “GAAP Taxonomy”). The FASB also finalized the 2023 DQC Rules Taxonomy, which together with the GAAP Taxonomy are collectively referred to as the “FASB Taxonomies.”
View MoreThe IRS recently posted frequently asked questions addressing whether certain costs related to nutrition, wellness and general health are medical expenses that may be paid or reimbursed under a health savings account, health flexible spending arrangement, Archer medical savings account, or health reimbursement arrangement.
View MoreThe Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board recently issued Technical Bulletin 2023-1, addressing intragovernmental accounting issues not directly covered under Statement of Federal Financial Accounting Standards 54, Leases, and other relevant Statements.
View MoreSee the list of Successful Candidates who recently passed the CPA Exam.
View MoreThe career choice for TSCPA Senior Accountant Caroline Keithline, CPA, may sound familiar to many TSCPA members.
View MoreFor TSCPA member Chris Picciurro, CPA, MBA, PFS, ARA, it’s all about “collaboration over competition.”
View MoreThe U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission recently proposed new rules and the expansion of the scope of existing rules to address cybersecurity issues.
View MoreThe AICPA Professional Ethics Executive Committee recently released for public comment two exposure drafts intended to align its Code of Professional Conduct with that of the International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants, as well as clarify members' ethical responsibilities regarding the sharing of CPE examination answers.
View MoreAbout 1 ½ years ago, I wrote an article about the “10 Biggest Myths (Missed Opportunities) of the Employee Retention Credit (ERC).”
View MoreStress is an inevitable and even helpful part of life. If we think of any of our joys, our successes, our wins – chances are there were stresses.
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