The going-concern assumption is universally understood and accepted by accounting professionals. Indeed, the assumption of a going concern is critical to the decision usefulness of financial information under the accrual basis of accounting. It has, however, received little attention in the accounting literature and has never been formally incorporated into US GAAP. Auditors are about to get relief. Sometime during the first quarter of 2011, FASB intends to issue a Statement of Financial Accounting Standards, Going Concern. When adopted, this standard will leave no doubt as to who is charged with making the going-concern determination. Such responsibility will be clearly placed on management. Those responding to the exposure draft generally agreed with FASB's proposed move to include a ...
The NCUA Board (Board) requests public comment on its proposal to amend its loan participation regulation and relevant provisions in the eligible obligations rule and the rule governing the purchase of assets and assumption of liabilities. NCUA has received many questions about the loan participation rule, indicating confusion about its application and its relationship to these other rules. The proposed rule reorganizes the current rule and directs its regulatory provisions to the purchase of a loan participation. It aims to improve understanding of the transactions covered under the rule, as well as the requirements for purchase and ongoing monitoring and the applicability of related provisions. The proposed rule also expands loan participation requirements to federally insured, state-...
[...] in Part IV, I apply this analysis to three different background assumptions: (1) that there are background unenumerated natural rights, (2) that there is an unenumerated police power of the states, and (3) that the original meaning of the Constitution includes the interpretive methods that those who approved the Constitution assumed would be used. [...] this Article is not just for or about originalists. Because many nonoriginalist constitutional scholars share the same misconceived assumption about the relevance of background assumptions to original meaning, and because they view some of these assumptions as seriously objectionable, they reject originalism as morally odious.
Assumption College: Bethany: Emily G. Morrell, Jamie L. Marrone and Caitlin R. White; Branford: Alexander R. Papastratis and Christina M. Acunzo; Cheshire: Gina N. Hira; East Haven: David M. Wheeler; Madison: Mairin E. Brunt, Fitore Gjemnica and Stephanie M. Chandler; North Haven: Hannah K. Brencher, Matthew J. McLoughlin and Christine D. Marotto; Orange: Jessica L. Casolino; Wallingford: Kevin J. Wall and Robert A. Holmes IV. A--Becker College: Anne Elise Hart of Milford; Kelly L. Bradley of Old Saybrook; Lindsay Nicole Martin and Julie Christine Trcka of Shelton; Amanda F. Altena of Hamden; and Amanda Nicole Corso of West Haven. A--Bryant University: James Huber of Ansonia; Raymond Jones of Branford; Megan Barbessi of Bethany; Matthew Derwin, Jacquelyn Friia, Matthew Larson, Michael L...
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