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Acito, A. A., J. J. Burks and W. B. Johnson. 2019. The materiality of accounting errors: Evidence from SEC comment letters. Contemporary Accounting Research 36(2): 839-868.
Abdoo, K., L. Gay and J. Kerrigan. 2019. Defining a trade or business for purposes of Sec 199A. Journal of Accountancy (July): 54.
Afterman, A. B. 2015. An alternative take: Could the SEC's 'robocop' have worked? The CPA Journal (May): 22.
Afterman, A. B. 2016. Pay ratio disclosure: A final SEC rule laden with controversy. The CPA Journal (April): 52-54.
Afterman, A. B. 2016. The tale of internal control over financial reporting and the SEC's "broken windows" policy. The CPA Journal (May): 60-61.
Afterman, A. B. 2017. The SEC of the (immediate) future: What to expect. The CPA Journal (February): 60-61.
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Alles, M. 2021. Using the creation of an XBRL risk taxonomy as a driver to improve post-coronavirus 10-K risk disclosures. Journal of Emerging Technologies in Accounting 18(1): 175-183.
Alon, A. and P. D. Dwyer. 2016. SEC's acceptance of IFRS-based financial reporting: An examination based in institutional theory. Accounting, Organizations and Society (48): 1-16.
Amin, K., J. D. Eshleman and C. Feng. 2018. The effect of SEC's XBRL mandate on audit report lags. Accounting Horizons (March): 1-27.
Anders, S. B. 2015. Website of the month: Securities docket and SEC actions. The CPA Journal (February): 72-73.
Anders, S. B. 2016. Financial reporting and securities regulation resources. The CPA Journal (July): 80-81.
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Bailey, A. D. Jr. 2014. Perspectives on the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) 2004-2005. Accounting Horizons (December): 889-899.
Barias, S. 2020. SEC wants to expand "accredited investors". Strategic Finance (March): 14.
Barlas, S. 2016. Bill clarifies derivatives end-user exemption. Strategic Finance (February): 12.
Barlas, S. 2016. Congress seeks changes to Regulation S-K: Two new corporate reporting provisions aim to streamline and improve SEC disclosure documents, and Key business tax changes. Strategic Finance (March): 13.
Barlas, S. 2016. H.R. 4139 extends exemption, and Crowdfunding portals open. Strategic Finance (August): 9. (Related to SOX and SEC's crowd funding program).
Barlas, S. 2016. Move to cancel employer health insurance tax and Red flags on audit quality. Strategic Finance (January): 12.
Barlas, S. 2016. New ICFR concerns, and SEC's restrictive derivatives proposal. Strategic Finance (June): 11.
Barlas, S. 2016. New pension plan rule, and GOP: Ease restrictions on CLOs. Strategic Finance (May): 12. (Collateralized loan obligations).
Barlas, S. 2016. Proposed regulations for Reg D financing: The Private Placement Improvement Act of 2016 would prevent the SEC from implementing proposed rules related to Regulation D., and Work begins on Regulation S-K revisions. Strategic Finance (July): 12.
Barlas, S. 2016. Retirement plans for small companies, and New reporting for resource companies? Strategic Finance (April): 11.
Barlas, S. 2016. SEC initiative challenged, and SEC's White opposes H.R. 3868. Strategic Finance (September): 12.
Barlas, S. 2016. SEC takes next step on S-K. Strategic Finance (November): 13.
Barlas, S. 2016. Will SEC move to inline XBRL? Strategic Finance (February): 10.
Barlas, S. 2017. SEC changes ahead for reporting compensation ratios? Strategic Finance (May): 17.
Barlas, S. 2017. SEC "Disclosure effectiveness" initiative raises concerns. Strategic Finance (January): 11.
Barlas, S. 2017. SEC expands access to nonpublic review of offerings. Strategic Finance (October): 14.
Barlas, S. 2017. SEC: Inline XBRL runs into opposition. Strategic Finance (August): 11.
Barlas, S. 2017. SEC rule on prime funds likely target of revision. Strategic Finance (April): 14.
Barlas, S. 2017. SEC wants to require inline XBRL. Strategic Finance (May): 15.
Barlas, S. 2018. House begins to reverse "floating" NAVs. Strategic Finance (April): 11. (SEC rule on net asset values of money market funds).
Barlas, S. 2018. Further exceptions from SEC auditor attestation requirement likely. Strategic Finance (December): 12.
Barlas, S. 2018. SEC Cybersecurity disclosure guidance dissatisfies some. Strategic Finance (July): 13.
Barlas, S. 2018. SEC issues 300-plus-page disclosure reform rule. Strategic Finance (November): 10.
Barlas, S. 2018. SEC Cybersecurity risk reporting guidance. Strategic Finance (May): 13.
Barlas, S. 2018. SEC: Exemption from earliest year MD&A reporting. Strategic Finance (March): 13.
Barlas, S. 2018. SEC finally proposes changes to regulation S-K. Strategic Finance (January): 11.
Barlas, S. 2018. SEC may make changes to auditor independence rules. Strategic Finance (December): 12.
Barlas, S. 2018. SEC orders reporting via incline XBRL. Strategic Finance (September): 13.
Barlas, S. 2018. SEC staff bulletin for new tax law. Strategic Finance (March): 13.
Barlas, S. 2019. SEC proposes changes to Regulation S-K. Strategic Finance (November): 10.
Barlas, S. 2018. SEC to ease financial reporting for more small companies. Strategic Finance (September): 13.
Barlas, S. 2019. SEC to reduce number of SRCs subject to audits. Strategic Finance (August): 8.
Barlas, S. 2019. Congress could widen audit exemption; Sec wants to expand "test the waters". Strategic Finance (May): 14.
Barlas, S. 2019. SEC finalizes accounting changes. Strategic Finance (June): 10.
Barlas, S. 2019. SEC's Clayton endorses improved financial reporting; SEC looking at corporate loan packaging. Strategic Finance (February): 13.
Barlas, S. 2019. SEC links cyberthreats to internal controls. New PCAOB members stress collaboration with industry. Strategic Finance (January): 11.
Barlas, S. 2020. A boost for climate change reporting. Strategic Finance (December): 9.
Barlas, S. 2020. Changes to MD&A reporting prove controversial. Strategic Finance (June): 10.
Barlas, S. 2020. Chief accountant advises on reporting during covid-19. Strategic Finance (August): 11.
Barlas, S. 2020. Companies get leeway on use of swaps by subsidiaries. Strategic Finance (October): 9.
Barlas, S. 2020. Covid-19 reporting leeway. Strategic Finance (June): 9.
Barlas, S. 2020. Financial services passes corporate reporting bills. Strategic Finance (May): 13.
Barlas, S. 2020. GAO report may spur action on ESG reporting. Strategic Finance (October): 9.
Barlas, S. 2020. House passes 8-K trading GAP disclosure bill. Strategic Finance (April): 9.
Barlas, S. 2020. House passes bill on outsourcing reporting. Strategic Finance (January): 11.
Barlas, S. 2020. Opposition to proposed SEC reporting rules. Strategic Finance (January): 10.
Barlas, S. 2020. PCAOB considers naming clients in audit inspection reports. Strategic Finance (November): 13.
Barlas, S. 2020. SEC finalizes Reg S-K disclosure changes. Strategic Finance (November): 12.
Barlas, S. 2020. SEC: New financial reporting rules for acquisitions and dispositions. Strategic Finance (July): 14.
Barlas, S. 2020. SEC: Opposition to raising dollar threshold of 13F reports. Strategic Finance (December): 9.
Barlas, S. 2020. SEC proposes changes to auditor independence rules. Strategic Finance (July): 14.
Barlas, S. 2020. SEC proposes expanded access to exempt offerings. Strategic Finance (September): 12.
Barlas, S. 2020. SEC simplifying exempt stock offerings. Strategic Finance (May): 11.
Barlas, S. 2020. SEC underlines data requirements for MD&A. Strategic Finance (April): 11.
Barlas, S. 2021. Approach to bond rating under scrutiny. Strategic Finance (November): 13.
Barlas, S. 2021. Conflict over potential FASB changes. Strategic Finance (December): 9.
Barlas, S. 2021. Government: New reporting of beneficial owners; SEC opens wider access to capital raising. Strategic Finance (March): 15.
Barlas, S. 2021. New SEC chair questioned on disclosure issues. Strategic Finance (May): 13.
Barlas, S. 2021. New SPAC reporting requirements likely. Strategic Finance (August): 9.
Barlas, S. 2021. SEC looking to establish ESG reporting standard. Strategic Finance (June): 12. (Environmental, social and governance reporting).
Barlas, S. 2021. SEC makes significant 10-K/20-F reporting changes. Strategic Finance (February): 8.
Barlas, S. 2021. SEC proposes changes to AFFE disclosures. Strategic Finance (April): 10.
Barlas, S. 2021. SEC seeks a more aggressive PCAOB. Strategic Finance (September): 13.
Barlas, S. 2021. SEC wants leeway for "finders"; SEC updates auditor independence rules. Strategic Finance (January): 9.
Barlas, S. 2021. Senate takes up corporate diversity bill; SEC Changes to MMF regulation. Strategic Finance (July): 10-11.
Barlas, S. 2022. SEC: Comeback for clawbacks. Strategic Finance (January): 11.
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Bhattacharya, N., Y. J. Cho and J. B. Kim. 2018. Leveling the playing field between large and small institutions: Evidence from the SEC's XBRL mandate. The Accounting Review (September): 51-71.
Bloomfield, R. 2016. Why we should stop being surprised that lightly regulated markets fall short of the SEC's goals for market quality: A discussion of "Private intermediary innovation and market liquidity". Contemporary Accounting Research 33(3): 949-960.
Bloomfield, R., T. E. Christensen, J. Glover, S. Haka, et al. 2010. Comments on the proposed SEC's 2010-2015 draft strategic plan. Accounting Horizons (March): 109-115.
Boone, A. L., K. Schumann-Foster and J. T. White. 2021. Ongoing SEC disclosures by foreign firms. The Accounting Review (May): 91-120.
Boone, J. P., C. L. Linthicum and A. Poe. 2013. Characteristics of accounting standards and SEC review comments. Accounting Horizons (December): 711-736.
Boritz, J. E. and L. M. Timoshenko. 2015. Firm-specific characteristics of the participants in the SEC's XBRL voluntary filing program. Journal of Information Systems (Spring): 9-36.
Boyle, D. M. and D. J. Gaydon. 2019. SEC whistleblower program expands. Strategic Finance (November): 38-45.
Boyle, D. M., J. F. Boyle and B. W. Carpenter. 2014. The SEC's renewed focus on accounting fraud. The CPA Journal (February): 68-72.
Boyle, D. M., J. F. Boyle and B. W. Carpenter. 2015. Insights into the SEC's accounting quality model. The CPA Journal (May): 16-21.
Boyle, D. M., J. F. Boyle and B. W. Carpenter. 2016. SEC supercharges whistleblower program: The SEC zeroing in on retaliation, confidentiality agreements, former company officers, and former compliance people. CFOs must set up rigorous internal compliance programs to address potential violations. Strategic Finance (March): 36-43.
Boyle, D. M., J. F. Boyle, B. W. Carpenter and D. P. Mahoney. 2015. Operation Broken Gate: The SEC is holding gatekeepers accountable. Strategic Finance (January): 47-51.
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Butler, M. 2003. IMA responds to the SEC. Strategic Finance (February): 35-37.
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Craig, T. R. 2009. Applying SAB 108. The CPA Journal (February): 54-57. (SEC Staff Accounting Bulletin 108, Considering the effects of prior year misstatements when quantifying misstatements in current year financial statements).
Cunningham, L. M., B. A. Johnson, E. S. Johnson and L. L. Lisic. 2020. The switch-up: An examination of changes in earnings management after receiving SEC comment letters. Contemporary Accounting Research 37(2): 917-944.
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DeLaurell, R., R. B. Daniels and J. Pelzer. 2022. SEC enforcement actions support critical skills-based ethics. The CPA Journal (March/April): 36-39.
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Ehrlich, C. P. and J. D. Williams. 2016. How to avoid running afoul of the SEC part 2: The internal controls cases. The CPA Journal (March): 32-37.
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Falgout, S., J. L. Evanko and D. Boyle. 2022. Will you be ready if the SEC comes knocking? If a company and its chief officers respond proactively to instances of misconduct, the SEC may reduce or even eliminate its corrective actions and penalties. Strategic Finance (December): 50-56.
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