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FASB limits project on accounting for software costs

The Financial Accounting Standards Board decided to pursue targeted improvements to its rules for accounting for and disclosing software costs, instead of a single overarching model. During a meeting Wednesday, board members and staff discussed research done by the staff and the direction of the project, which had initially set

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Tax pros: Be careful what you tell clients about BOI

Millions of small companies this year have a limited time to report information on their “beneficial” owners as part of efforts of the federal Corporate Transparency Act via the U.S. Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network. As often happens with confusing new compliance mandates, affected businesses might turn to their accounting

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Bill to relax 150-hour rule advances in Minnesota

A bill backed by the Minnesota Society of CPAs that would ease the path to a CPA license has moved forward in the Minnesota Senate. The bill, known as Senate File 1660, advanced on a voice vote Thursday, moving it from the State and Local Government and Veterans Committee to

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SEC scales back new pollution-disclosure rules

The Securities and Exchange Commission will force companies to disclose their greenhouse gas emissions for the first time, but watered down a key requirement after heavy lobbying from industry groups. After receiving thousands of comment letters and numerous litigation threats, the SEC is set to impose climate-disclosure requirements that will

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SEC scales back new pollution-disclosure rules

The Securities and Exchange Commission will force companies to disclose their greenhouse gas emissions for the first time, but watered down a key requirement after heavy lobbying from industry groups. After receiving thousands of comment letters and numerous litigation threats, the SEC is set to impose climate-disclosure requirements that will

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