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COVID-19 is driving a borderless accounting profession | Accounting Today
A new era of work was ushered in by the COVID-19 pandemic. Many organizations quickly adapted to the remote workplace, relying heavily on the cloud, Zoom and other technologies to conduct business (not as usual). Several months into this gigantic work from home experiment, accounting professionals around the globe are settling into this new definition of the "workplace."
What changed: In-person lunches became meetings over Zoom. Trade conferences evolved into virtual ones, superseding the usual networking cocktails and branded pens. What happened: The work kept going. Accountants found new ways to innovate. Hesitant clients (finally) learned how to utilize the cloud. Most businesses still made profits.
Visual Lease Launches Lease Accounting Milestone Planner™ (LAMP™) to Help Private Companies
Interactive tool creates custom project plans around FASB and GASB compliance target dates, and guides companies through every step of the process
Visual Lease, the leader in lease accounting and management software, today announced its newly available Lease Accounting Milestone Planner™ (LAMP™) tool to help companies prepare for important tasks leading up to ASC 842 and GASB 87 compliance deadlines.
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New FAQs address health care entity pandemic accounting - Journal of Accountancy
New frequently asked question guidance for health care entities on pandemic-related questions have been added to a list that was first posted Aug. 3.
All the FAQ guidance was developed by the AICPA with assistance from a group of health care experts and is designed to assist financial statement preparers and auditors as they work through challenges they are encountering as a result of the pandemic.
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Not accounting for sex differences in Covid research could be deadly | Medical research | The
There had been just 11 original reports of randomised-controlled clinical trials published by journals in June, and none of the analyses was disaggregated by sex – although each study did report the number of female and male participants.
Mathias Wullum Nielsen, of the University of Copenhagen and an author of the latest analysis, said: "I think our study … suggests deeply ingrained norms that are difficult to change."
But change came slowly, and even though researchers now typically maintain sex balance in trial recruitment, the final step of analysing data by sex does not always occur – with damning outcomes.
Tax Fraud Blotter: Hard to trust | Accounting Today
A Panama sentencing; 'subcontractor' mess; fun with funds; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
New York: Harald Joachim von der Goltz (a.k.a. H.J. von der Goltz, Johan von der Goltz, Jochen von der Goltz, "Tica" and "Tika"), of Needham, Massachusetts, and Key Biscayne, Florida, has been sentenced to four years in prison for wire fraud, tax fraud, money laundering, false statements and other charges.
The case was in connection with a decades-long scheme by Mossack Fonseca & Co., a Panamanian-based law firm that is commonly referred to as "the Panama Papers."
Omega Revises Revenue Recognition Accounting Treatment for Operators with Going Concern
Omega Revises Revenue Recognition Accounting Treatment for Operators with Going Concern Disclosures Associated Press |
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Taylor Pickett, Omega's Chief Executive Officer, stated, "Throughout this pandemic, we have continued to collect all contractual rents due from both Genesis and Agemo. Our conservative accounting treatment going forward for these operators is triggered by their pandemic-influenced accounting disclosures.
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