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FAF Review Team On FASB Statement 131 Segment Reporting —MarketWatch

Some Stakeholders Suggest Improvements to Segment Reporting Information  A 1996 accounting standard established to improve the way public companies report financial information about their business segments generally achieves that purpose, although some stakeholders suggest improvements. That was the overall conclusion of the post-implementation review (PIR) of Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) St ...

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Using Fairness Opinions to Manage Risk in Middle-Market Transactions

Fairness Opinions Help Mitigate Conflicts of Interest, Establish Transaction Credibility, and Avoid Unfavorable Tax Issues Brian A. Sullivan and Andrew C. Smith discuss how you can leverage fairness opinions to mitigate conflict of interest, avoid unfavorable tax issues, and help secure acceptance of transactional decisions by minority shareholders. ...

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IASB Plans Network for IFRS. U.S. Seen Cautious. World is Cranky. Deadline: 2013.

The International Accounting Standards Board plans to establish a formal network to give standard-setting bodies a voice when their countries switch to International Financial Reporting Standards. There is conflict, however, over how the network will operate and whether it would dilute IFRS as a single set of reporting standards. Advocates of such a network say the U.S. will not commit to IFRS without it.   ...

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