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Financial Reporting Advocacy 

The AICPA monitors and advocates on financial reporting matters affecting the accounting profession. The Financial Reporting Executive Committee (FinREC), Auditing Standards Board (ASB), and Accounting and Review Services Committee (ARSC) monitor and influence the form and content of pronouncements from those bodies having authority over financial reporting standards including accounting, compilation, review, audit, attest, and quality control standards. View the AICPA's positions here on the matters important to you.

FinREC 

Financial Reporting Executive Committee (FinREC)
 
FinREC determines the AICPA's technical policies regarding financial reporting and is the AICPA’s spokesbody on those matters, with the ultimate purpose of serving the public interest by improving financial reporting. As such, FinREC monitors and influences the form and content of pronouncements of bodies having authority over accounting and financial reporting standards, including FASB, FASAB, GASB, and the IASB, among others.

Access FinREC positions to understand positions taken on accounting and financial reporting issues important to you.

ASB & ARSC 

Auditing Standards Board (ASB)

ASB promotes high quality, objective audit and attestation services at a reasonable cost and in the best interests of the profession and the beneficiaries of those services, with the ultimate purpose of serving the public interest. As such, the ASB monitors and influences the form and content of pronouncements of bodies having authority over audit, attest, and quality control standards. Access ASB consultation papers and comment letters for the latest advocacy efforts.

 Accounting and Review Services Committee (ARSC)

ARSC promotes high quality, objective compilation and review services in the best interests of the profession, their clients and the general public. As such, ARSC monitors and influences the form and content of pronouncements of bodies having authority over compilation and review standards. Access ARSC consultation papers and comment letters for more insight.
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