Tag Archives: ARSC
NASBA Comments on ARSC and PEEC EDs
State Board Report September 2012 Following weeks of discussion by the Regulatory Response Committee and the Ethics and Professional Issues Committee, then vetting by the Regional Directors, on September 6 NASBA Chair Mark P. Harris and President Ken L. Bishop sent a letter in response to exposure drafts released by the AICPA’s Professional Ethics Executive…
NASBA Comments on PEEC, ARSC Drafts 9/6/12
September 6, 2012 The following are NASBA’s comments regarding Exposure Draft dated June 29, 2012 – Omnibus Proposal, AICPA Professional Ethics Executive Committee, Proposed Revised and New Interpretations and Proposed Deletions of Ethics Rulings, Proposed Revised Interpretation No. 101-3 Under Rule 101; and Exposure Draft dated June 29, 2012 – Proposed Statements on Standards for…
ARSC Panel Exchanges Views
State Board Report November 2009 How independent does a CPA need to be to issue a review report? Rick Isserman (NY), chair of the NASBA Regulatory Response Committee moderated an Annual Meeting panel, including Sheila Birch (OH), Gerald Burns (OR), Thomas Sadler (WA) and Ray Stephens (OH), discussing this question as raised by a recent…
Response to Proposed Statement on Standards for Accounting 6/25/09
June 25, 2009 NASBA comments on the Accounting and Review Services Committee (ARSC) of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA or Institute) on the Exposure Draft (Exposure Draft) on “Proposed Statement on Standards for Accounting and Review Services” (SSARS). See Full Document:Response to Proposed Statement on Standards for Accounting
Letter of Comment from NASBA to ARSC 6/23/09
June 23, 2009 NASBA comments to the Accounting and Review Services Committee (ARSC) of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA or Institute) on the Exposure Draft on “Proposed Statement on Standards for Accounting and Review Services” (SSARS). The Exposure Draft proposes independence for review engagements at the profession’s core and, should it be…