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New Accounting Standards Implementation
Significant accounting standards and changes passed by the International Financial Reporting Standards Foundation and the Financial Accounting Standards Board have created heavy compliance burdens and complex accounting challenges that lean accounting and finance departments in many organizations often struggle to handle.
Our experienced technical accounting professionals can help your organization understand, prepare for and implement such standards. Whether it’s revenue recognition, lease accounting standards or Current and Expected Credit Loss (CECL), our team can provide the technical proficiency, keen understanding and industry-specific knowledge you need to keep your accounting and finance department informed and in compliance.
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