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The Monday Accrual: December 01, 2025

12/01/2025
Accountants Gone Wild
FASB Clarifies Hedge Accounting, Expands ASU 2025-09 Options
FASB issued ASU 2025-09 to clarify hedge accounting and issues linked to reference rate reform. The update expands hedge scenariosâincluding choose-your-rate debt, nonfinancial transactions, net written options, and dual foreign-currency hedges, effective 2026â2027.
FASB also released ASU 2025-08 to simplify purchased loan accounting by eliminating the PCD vs. non-PCD distinction. Its PIR of Topic 842 confirmed stronger transparency but significantly higher implementation and compliance costs for lessees, with minimal impact on lessors.
Cool Accounting Facts!
How did a Wall Street darling become historical for accountants?
DYK one companyâs magic trick changed everything for accounting firms? Enron, once a Wall Street darling, used âmark-to-marketâ accounting to classify future profits as present income.
When everything shattered, thousands of employees lost their pensions, and investors lost billions. After the incident, the SarbanesâOxley Act of 2002 was born, forcing stricter reporting, tighter auditing procedures, and protections for whistleblowers.
Next time you start groaning at internal controls or audit checklists, remember: these provisions exist because someone once tried making corruption disappear⊠and failed spectacularly.
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Numbers Donât Lie
IRS 2026 Refunds: Timing, Deductions, and Credits You Should Know
The 2026 tax season begins as usual, however new laws, IRS staffing cuts, and updated forms may cause delays. Most refunds arrive in 10â21 days with e-file and direct deposit, while mailed returns and claims for EITC or CTC might take longer.
Taxpayers may see higher refunds due to new deductions, credits, and excess withholding. Those with major changes should consult a professional, and extensions to October 15, 2026 are available, while taxes owed remain due by April 15.
Twitter Showdown
âPerfect Morning Brewâ
Accountant A: "I like my CPAâs how I like my coffee."
Accountant B: "Strong, and bitter�"
Accountant A: "Balanced, or Iâll start auditing you."
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