Make room for Adam Olsen and Matt Fisser as they discuss all of the recent accounting and finance stories you need to know, including:

The FASB recently completed its Conceptual Framework with a new and final chapter on measuring assets and liabilities recognized in financial statements.
Tentative decisions from the FASB on EITF issues centered on induced conversions of convertible debt instruments.
Another FASB tentative decision, determining the acquirer in the acquisition of a VIE.
Targeted amendments to the IASB’s IFRS standards on first-time adoption of IFRS, financial instruments, consolidated financial statements, and statement of cash flows.
A Center for Audit Quality report found that 98% of companies disclosed some level of ESG-related information in 2022, 70% obtaining some degree of voluntary assurance.
CA Governor Gavin Newsom proposed delaying the implementation of California Senate Bills 253 and 261 by two years, from 2026 to 2028.
Discussion on the CrowdStrike/Windows outage and what it might mean for public companies subject to the SEC’s new cybersecurity disclosure rules.

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FASB Issues New and Final Chapter of Its Conceptual Framework: Measurement

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