An accounting change is a change in (1) an accounting principle, (2) an accounting estimate, or (3) the reporting entity. The correction of an error in previously issued financial statements is not an accounting change. FASB ASC 250-10-20

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Financial Accountability is the obligation to explain one’s actions or to justify what one does. Accountability is one of the primary objectives of financial reporting. It is information about how management discharged its stewardship responsibility to owners or to the citizenry regarding the use of resources entrusted to it. “Accountability requires governments to answer to

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Audit Client Acceptance: CPA firms should establish policies and procedures for determining the acceptance of a client to minimize the risk of being associated with a client whose management lacks integrity.

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Over the weekend, messages started popping up in the Another71 Forum that they had received phone calls indicating that their previously failed CPA Exam section from had changed from Fail to Pass. Here are the key points to know:   This isn’t a hoax.   Another71.com has confirmed that this did happen and steps are

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