List of AU-C Sections Cross Referenced to List of AU Sections

Guidance:  As a result of the Clarity Project’s objective of converging with IAASB, AU sections are being reorganized and renumbered. Use this map to familiarize yourself with the organizational structure of the AU-Cs and...
Published on June 26, 2012

Roles Graphic

Presentation:  Assigning a single owner to each individual area of the firm is a key action in developing a culture of ownership & bringing clarity to each team member's role. Provided are examples of some functional and service line teams to assign ownership
Published on August 07, 2012

Technical Issues Alert for Fall 2012

Newsletter:  In this issue: Topics discussed at TIC annual liaison meeting with the FASB and GASB; ED on Financial Reporting Framework for Smaller Private Entities Released; PCPS Toolkit Helps in Clarity Standards Implementation; Ethics Guidance Restored Based on TIC Recommendation; Addressing Liquidation Basis Issues; Commenting on International Standards for SMEs; and
Published on December 06, 2012

The Practicing CPA February/March 2013

Newsletter:  In this issue: AICPA Tax Section news on Distributions from CRTs, Proposed Regulations for New Medicare Surtax, Tangible Property Regulations, and more; Key Technical Changes in the New AICPA Clarity Standards; Cool Tools for CPAs at the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show; CPA Profession Infographic for Your Use, and more
Published on March 08, 2013

TIC Accomplishments

Overview:  Here you will find a summary of recent TIC successes as a result of the Committee’s advocacy efforts to represent the views of local firms and their clients in the standards-setting process.
Published on May 06, 2013

Clarified Auditing Standards Toolkit PCPS Members

Toolkit:  The Clarified Auditing Standards Toolkit has been developed to assist you and your firm in the implementation process to the new SAS Nos. 122-125 standards.
Published on March 12, 2013

Substance Abuse

Article:  Chemical dependency (either on legal or illegal substances) can cause behavioral changes. The effect of such behavior on client relationships is predictably negative for both the individual and the firm.
Published on February 14, 2012