Accounting Today is issuing a call for nominations for the 2020 edition of its annual Top 100 Most Influential People in Accounting list.
The list profiles a wide range of figures who wield influence over the profession, from association leaders, to state and federal regulators, thought leaders, practitioners, academics, consultants and grassroots activists.
Nominations will be accepted until Oct. 12, 2020. The often-controversial list will be published in December.
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“The Entrepreneurial Education Program provides entrepreneurs with useful, hands on information and an opportunity to ask presenters questions,” said Incubator Director Chuck Cornell. “High quality and interactive entrepreneurial workshops such as this are a key part of our services and programming we provide at the Incubator.”
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FASB alters not-for-profit accounting rules for gifts-in-kind - Journal of Accountancy
Not-for-profits will be required to provide additional information on the contributions of nonfinancial assets they receive under a new accounting standard issued Thursday by FASB.
Also known as gifts-in-kind, contributed nonfinancial assets can include fixed assets such as land, buildings, and equipment; the use of fixed assets or utilities; materials and supplies, such as food, clothing, or pharmaceuticals; intangible assets; and recognized contributed services.
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SASB expands into standards for internet content moderation and human capital | Accounting Today
The Sustainability Accounting Standards Board is moving beyond standards for environmental issues and more into the areas of social and governance reporting, with new projects on content governance in the internet media and services industry and human capital management.
SASB held an online board meeting Friday to discuss both issues, along with the more environmentally oriented issue of tailings management in extractive industries such as mining.
An audit cycle unlike any other | Accounting Today
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit the United States earlier this year, companies had to quickly adapt to the economic shock, stay-at-home orders and massive workforce disruptions. Although the severity of the shock has varied across industries, all companies have been impacted in some way. Now, six months into the pandemic, the year-end audit cycle is shaping up to be unlike any other. Taking stock of the current situation and rigorously preparing will be critical to meeting audit deadlines.
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Finances and accounting don't come easy to everyone. Unfortunately, every entrepreneur needs some financial literacy if you're going to run your ventures responsibly. You need to understand your business's assets and revenues so that you can push the right buttons to help it thrive. You also need to know what you owe in taxes.
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