J.H. Cohn Accounting Report

NEW THIS MONTH: FASB's Proposed FSP: How to Determine if a Tax Position is "Effectively Settled" In recent years, the FASB has streamlined, as well as emphasized, its use of staff positions (FSP). On this month's J.H. Cohn Accounting Report, Kenneth Goldmann examines a proposed FSP that details how you should determine whether a tax position is "effectively settled." Requires Windows Media Player. Please be sure the volume on your computer is turned up. The segment should start to play automatically once loaded; if it does not, you may need to click the "play" icon on the media player. ARCHIVE: April 2007: FASB's Fair Value 'Option' March 2007: FASB's Interpretation 48 February 2007: The SEC and Executive Compensation January 2007: Impact of New Accounting Guidance on Financial Statements

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