Mar 13, 2026 | Accounting, Genuine Learning
Explore the AICPA’s Profession Ready Initiative with GLS! In this post, we break down how the initiative aims to transform CPA talent by identifying and closing early career skills gaps. Discover insights from the RISE 2040 project, learn about the advisory board’s diverse expertise, and find out how upcoming resources will support your professional growth. Perfect for firms, organizations, and early-career CPAs looking to stay ahead in an evolving profession.
Feb 27, 2026 | Newsletter
February marked a steady start to 2026, with FASB appointing a new EITF member, GASB releasing guidance on subsidies, and PEEC debating tax services and firm developments.
Feb 26, 2026 | Auditing, Genuine Learning
Stay ahead of the curve with our latest Genuine Learning Blog post on the new Annual Practice Questionnaire for Peer Review. Jaclyn Veno from Galasso Learning Solutions breaks down everything you need to know—who needs to complete the questionnaire, what it covers, when it’s required, and why it matters for your firm’s peer review success. Get expert insights on emerging areas like AI, digital assets, and ESG, plus actionable steps to ensure your CPA practice remains compliant and proactive. Perfect for managers, partners, and anyone keeping up with AICPA requirements.
Feb 12, 2026 | Accounting, Genuine Learning
Stay informed on the latest AICPA updates with our in-depth overview of the new Technical Questions and Answers (TQA) for FASB ASC 740, covering the financial reporting implications of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OB3). In this Genuine Learning Blog post, Jaclyn Veno breaks down key guidance on interim reporting, tax disclosures, and how OB3 affects the new requirements under ASU 2023-09. Perfect for CPAs, accounting professionals, and firm leaders looking for actionable, learner-focused insights to stay compliant and ahead of industry changes. Discover how Galasso Learning Solutions can help you navigate evolving standards with practical, up-to-date education.
Jan 30, 2026 | Newsletter
January marked a quiet beginning for 2026 standard setting, with minimal action from major boards and no exposure drafts from the FASB or GASB. While activity was limited, several projects are positioned to move forward soon.