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Financial Accounting Standards Board
The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) is an independent structure that establishes and improves standards of financial accounting and reporting for the guidance and education of the public, including issuers, auditors and users of financial information. There are seven board members, who are appointed by the Financial Accounting Foundation. Board members are appointed for five-year terms and are eligible for reappointment to one additional five-year term. Robert Herz presides as the current chairman. FASB maintains a small staff of about 70 employees.
FASB in the News:
FASB Delays Accounting Rule (08/04/08)
AICPA Calls for IFRS Timeline (06/18/08)
FASB, IASB: Back to the Drawing Board (06/04/08) FASB Issues GAAP Hierarchy (05/12/08)
FAF, FASB to Host Global Standards Forum (04/18/08)
SEC Content Released Onto FASB Codification (04/04/08)
FASB Issues Derivatives Statement (03/20/08)
FASB Proposes Postretirement Disclosures (03/20/08)
FASB to Be Downsized (02/27/08)
FASB Launches GAAP Codification System (01/16/08)
IASB Revises Business Combinations Standard (01/14/08)
FASB's Herz Chooses IFRS Over GAAP (10/01/07)
FASB Support Fees Total $22M in '06 (06/04/07)
FAF Warns of SOX Compliance Scam (04/20/07)
Few CFOs Will Use Fair Value Option (04/20/07)
FASB Names Trott's Replacement (04/10/07)
FASB: SEC to Get More Input on Appointments (03/29/07)
FASB Private Company Committee Names Members (03/09/07)
IASB, FASB Announce Working Group Members (12/28/06)
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