Your Input Needed for 2001 FASB Agenda

Posted by accountingweb on Aug 24 2000 93 printer friendly

The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) has asked for feedback on its 2001 technical agenda.

Specifically, FASB wants to know what professionals believe to be the priorities of projects currently on the FASB's technical agenda, future agenda projects, international activities, and communications with constituents.

You may participate by following the instructions at the link below and downloading an executable file to your hard drive.

Deadline for sending feedback is Sept. 8.

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