Genuine Learning Blog: AICPA Survey on New CPA Exam
The AICPA is in the process of updating the CPA exam and is looking for CPAs to give them feedback as to whether their plan meets the needs of [...]
The AICPA is in the process of updating the CPA exam and is looking for CPAs to give them feedback as to whether their plan meets the needs of [...]
The AICPA has provided a Fraud Risk Framework document to help CPAs and their clients visual the types of fraud in 3 major sectors. The one pagers help put [...]
The AICPA Auditing Standards Board has proposed the most significant changes regarding quality management since 2006 with three new interrelated quality management standards which will impact CPA firms at both [...]
The AICPA has issued a TQA addressing questions about how for profit and nonprofit entities account for the new restaurant revitalization and shuttered venue grants that have been received [...]
Single Audit Considerations Melisa Galasso In response to the devastating effect of the global pandemic on the US economy, Congress passed several laws (the CARES Act, CAA and ARPA) [...]
Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) issued a REVISED exposure draft regarding Notes to the Financial Statements. This is in preparation for a Concept Statement that helps determine what is [...]
GASB has issued a proposed Omnibus Exposure Draft. The ED addresses implementation issues for leases, PPP and SBITA as well as targeted accounting guidance. It also addresses the delay in [...]
Have you ever wanted to influence the topics that FASB covers in its standard setting? Well, now here's your chance. Today, Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) issued its Invitation [...]
It's time to wrap up the second quarter of 2021. The quarter was pretty slow for issuances of final standards. In this blog, we'll give an executive overview of [...]
What could the Champlain Towers condo collapse mean to SC CPAs? The moral of the tragic Champlain Towers story is that CPAs who audit, advise, or participate in HOAs [...]
The AICPA and NASBA have issued information about the changes coming to the CPA exam. They have released the new model curriculum which provides insight into the 3 [...]
Nichols’ Tax Update Podcast, Issue 21-26 10 Topics this week: **** IRS Will Not Acquiesce in TriNetHolding on FICA Tip Credits In an action on decision the IRS has announced [...]
Welcome to the Federal Tax Update Podcast, hosted by Lynn Nichols. This is presented as a member benefit by the South Carolina Association of CPAs. It is produced to [...]
GASB has issued an exposure draft, Accounting Changes and Error Corrections. It is an amendment of GASB Statement No. 62 and updates an area of accounting that hasn't seen much [...]
Spring Splash Reminder! SCACPA is offering more than 60 hours of livestream learning in May and June. There’s still time to register for Melisa Galasso’s exciting A&A sessions: The New Auditor’s Report [...]
Spring Splash Reminder! SCACPA is offering more than 60 hours of livestream learning in May and June. There’s still time to register for Melisa Galasso’s exciting A&A sessions: 2018 [...]
Spring Splash Reminder! SCACPA is offering more than 60 hours of livestream learning in May and June. There's still time to register for Melisa Galasso's exciting A&A sessions: 2018 [...]
Dues renewal time is almost here for SCACPA's 2021-22 membership year! The All-Inclusive Membership annual dues at the Fellow level remains at $799. We always take into account feedback [...]
Have you ever attended an educational conference and found that so many of the sessions you want to attend happen at the same time? This May and June, SCACPA [...]
SCACPA is excited to continue partnering with Surgent CPE for on-demand self-study in the 2020-21 membership year. Association members can depend on this incredible opportunity to get specialized knowledge [...]
As part of SCACPA’s dedication to Advocacy on behalf of the CPA Profession, here is your weekly update of actions being taken during the 124th Legislative Session, prepared in [...]
The U.S. Government Accountability Office has issued a technical update to Yellow Book. In a very rare move, GAO has made modifications to a handful of paragraphs in the [...]
Note: Looking for high-quality A&A learning? SCACPA is proud to present 16 credits of A&A on June 22-23 as part of more than 60 hours of education at this [...]
Today’s blog looks at a movement to develop internationally applicable financial reporting guidance for nonprofit organizations. IFR4NPO (International Financial Reporting For Non Profit Organisations) has issued a consultation. The blog [...]
The first quarter of 2021 is a wrap, and it was a light quarter for standard setting. However, given everything else we have going on, that's probably not a [...]
The AICPA has issued a Technical Q&A to address common questions regarding what qualifies as a third-party assessment and which standards including independence should be applied by the third [...]
The AICPA's Professional Ethics Executive Committee (PEEC) has issued an updated proposal around reporting noncompliance with laws and regulations (NOCLAR). Originally issued in 2017, PEEC has been trying to converge [...]
The AICPA has issued a very narrow proposal to add a new requirement for successor auditors to discuss suspected fraud and NOCLAR with predecessor auditors if granted permission by [...]
This is the final installment in our QM series that addresses the proposed audit standard. The audit standard assists the engagement team to understand their responsibilities in applying the [...]
This week, we continue our discussion of the AICPA's proposed changes to Quality Management. SQMS 2 addresses the role and responsibilities of the engagement quality reviewer. We will look [...]