Members of the KPMG Department of Professional Practice discuss details from the latest FASB proposal that would require disaggregation of certain income statement expenses in the notes to the financial statements for public companies.

Maura Hodge, KPMG ESG Audit Leader, joins members of the ESG team in the KPMG Department of Professional Practice to discuss the latest developments in ESG reporting, this time focusing primarily on the newly released standards from the International Sustainability Standards Board and why US companies should engage.

Angie Storm, KPMG Deputy Chief Accountant speaks with SEC Chief Accountant Paul Munter to discuss updates and hot topics.

Members of the ESG team in the KPMG Department of Professional Practice discuss the latest developments in ESG reporting, this time focusing primarily on the updated draft ESRSs for companies in scope of the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive.

Members of the ESG team in the KPMG Department of Professional Practice lead you through a short explanation of the key elements for reporting GHG emissions under the Greenhouse Gas Protocol.

KPMG professionals discuss ASU 2023-01, including the scope and key provisions of the amendments, effective dates, transition and special considerations for private entities that have not yet reported under ASC 842.

Members of the ESG team in the KPMG Department of Professional Practice highlight additions to our in-depth handbook on the ways in which climate risk can manifest in the financial statements.

Matt Drucker, KPMG Department of Professional Practice partner, and Jenna Summer, KPMG Washington National Tax partner, join host John Barbagallo to discuss the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) Pillar Two Global Anti-Base Erosion (GloBE) rules and the accounting implications under US GAAP and IFRS Accounting Standards.

Ashby Corum, KPMG Washington National Tax partner, and Jenna Terrell, KPMG Department of Professional Practice managing director, join host John Barbagallo in another installment of our podcast series on the accounting implications of the recently enacted IRA and CHIPS legislation under IFRS Accounting Standards.

KPMG professionals discuss the impacts of ASU 2022-02 and answer questions encountered in practice about the elimination of separate recognition and measurement of TDRs and the required enhanced disclosures for modified receivables.

KPMG Department of Professional Practice partners Timothy Brown, Erin McCloskey and Karmen Ward join host John Barbagallo to discuss the 2022 AICPA & CIMA Conference on Current SEC and PCAOB Developments – with a focus on the top accounting and reporting issues addressed at the conference.

KPMG professionals discuss highlights from the 2022 AICPA and CIMA conference on financial reporting impacts from current economic uncertainty.

Maura Hodge, KPMG ESG Audit Leader, is joined by partners Julie Santoro and Anita Chan to share their Top 5 themes for the 2022 reporting season and beyond.

Ashby Corum, KPMG Washington National Tax partner, and Angie Storm, KPMG Department of Professional Practice partner, join host John Barbagallo in another installment of our podcast series on the accounting implications of the recently enacted IRA and CHIPS legislation – with a focus on accounting for transferable credits.

KPMG professionals discuss the recently proposed segment reporting standards update from the FASB. The changes would enhance disclosures in annual and interim reporting, and require public companies to disclose significant segment expenses.

Determining whether and how a multinational organization is in scope of the CSRD can be complex. In this podcast, KPMG professionals from the US and Germany outline the different CSRD scoping requirements and their impact on multinational US companies.

KPMG professionals discuss the impacts of the recent ASU 2022-04, which enhances transparency of supplier finance programs to understand their effect on an entity’s working capital, liquidity and cash flows.

Ashby Corum, KPMG Washington National Tax partner, and Matt Drucker, KPMG Department of Professional Practice partner, join host John Barbagallo in the next installment of our podcast series on the accounting implications of the recently enacted IRA and CHIPS legislation – with a focus on accounting for the new corporate alternative minimum tax (AMT).

Ashby Corum, KPMG Washington National Tax partner, and Matt Drucker, KPMG Department of Professional Practice partner, join host John Barbagallo in another installment of our podcast series on the accounting implications of the recently enacted IRA and CHIPS legislation – with a focus on accounting for the new excise tax.

Ashby Corum, KPMG Washington National Tax partner, and Meredith Canady, KPMG Department of Professional Practice partner, join host John Barbagallo in another installment of our podcast series on the accounting implications of the recently enacted IRA and CHIPS legislation – with a focus on accounting for refundable credits.

Ashby Corum, KPMG Washington National Tax partner, and Angie Storm, KPMG Department of Professional Practice partner join host John Barbagallo on this first installment of a podcast series on the accounting implications of the recently enacted IRA and CHIPS legislation.

Ashby Corum, KPMG Washington National Tax partner, and Angie Storm, KPMG Department of Professional Practice partner join host John Barbagallo on this first installment of a podcast series on the accounting implications of the recently enacted IRA and CHIPS legislation.

KPMG professionals discuss ASU 2022-03, which will change practice for how certain entities consider sale restrictions in their fair value measurements.

KPMG professionals discuss ASC 848 and the relief that may be available when accounting for the transition away from LIBOR and other interest rates that are expected to be discontinued.