What are the new FASB hedge accounting changes for 2026? The FASB approved targeted improvements in February 2026 that allow hedging of interest rate risk for held-to-maturity (HTM) debt securities, remove the OIS parameter from the SOFR benchmark rate, and expand net investment hedging for float-to-float cross-currency swaps. These changes apply to all entities and…
FASB Updates Internal-Use Software Accounting! The FASB has finally modernized the old rules for capitalizing internal-use software costs to reflect today’s agile development world. Dive in to see how ASU 2025-06 impacts your balance sheet and capitalization thresholds. If you’ve ever tried to apply late-90s accounting rules to a modern tech project, you…
FASB’s New ASU 2025-07 Explained! This new update tackles two tricky accounting issues: a new scope exception for derivatives (Topic 815) and clarifying rules for share-based payments from customers (Topic 606). Let’s break down what you need to know. Let’s be real, seeing a new FASB Accounting Standards Update (ASU) drop can make…
Decoding FASB’s ASU 2025-07: Are you navigating the complexities of derivative accounting or uncertain how to handle share-based payments from customers? This comprehensive guide breaks down the latest FASB update, offering clarity and practical examples to simplify your accounting practices. Have you ever found yourself staring at a contract—maybe an ESG-linked bond or a…
