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Weaver’s second quarterly Accounting and SEC Update of 2024 covered stock compensation and other standards updates, filer status assessments and recent SEC/ PCAOB enforcement actions.
Weaver’s Q4 Accounting and SEC Update team closed out 2023 by highlighting these areas: new ASUs, CECL for SRCs, Cybersecurity, ESG and year-end tax essentials.
FASB will require entities to use fair value accounting for crypto assets and provide additional information about their crypto holdings beginning in 2025.
California’s landmark legislative package places unprecedented climate reporting requirements on public and private companies that do business in California.
Boards and management should examine how traditional and emerging risks, especially generative AI and other new technology, may affect their operations.
Weaver’s IT and Accounting Advisory leaders discuss new SEC cybersecurity rules and the use of generative AI. Learn more.
In an effort to strengthen cybersecurity in schools, organizations are offering support to enhance and strengthen their cybersecurity measures. Learn more.
Sustainability reporting, cybersecurity guidelines and trends in stock-based compensation were topics for discussion at Weaver’s quarterly SEC Updates conversation.
Iowa becomes the latest state to pass a consumer data protection law which takes effect on January 1, 2025. Find out how your organization will be affected.
Weaver offers several topics to incorporate into the discussions at your next board and committee meetings. Consider these questions for your upcoming board meeting.
The data inventory implementation process helps reduce the risks that arise from data collection, including the over-collection & collection of inaccurate data.
Weaver offers several topics to incorporate into the discussions at your next board and committee meetings. Consider these questions before your next board meeting.
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