Accounting & Tax
Accounting Research ManagerThe Accounting Research Manager (ARM) is intended for financial reporting professionals. It includes analytical accounting, auditing, and SEC information with links to FASB, AICPA, SEC, EITF, IASB, PCAOB, OMB, and Sarbanes-Oxley. It is authoritative and provides proposal-stage literature, plus comment and advice from financial reporting experts. [more]
CCH IntelliConnect
World-class tax and accounting information. [more]
FARS
Produced by the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB), FARS provides online access to FASB and AICPA original pronouncements: FASB Statements, Interpretations, Technical Bulletins, and Concepts Statements; ARBs 43-51; APB Opinions and Statements; and AICPA Accounting Interpretations and Terminology Bulletins. FARS also includes abstracts from the Emerging Issues task force, and implementation guides. [more]
LexisNexis Business - Company Dossier
This LexisNexis database provides data on more than 35 million private and public companies in U.S. and worldwide. The Company Dossier aggregates company information and data from many sources to provide company profiles, contacts, executives, products, competitors, financials, legal Information, including intellectual property and recent company news. Create lists, compare and search by a number of options including legal counsel, auditor, geography and financials, SIC or NAICS. [more]
LIVEDGAR
LIVEDGAR is a comprehensive and up-to-date database containing securities data as filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. It is keyword searchable and more user friendly than the free EDGAR database provided by the SEC. You will find advanced features that allow you to quickly access information on SEC Filings (back to 1967), Merger & Acquisition data, SEC Staff Reviews and Library, Annual Reports, Company News, Quotes and Financials. [more]
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