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AICPA Votes Down SOP for Loan Loss Reserves

The AICPA finally gave in to the criticism coming from bankers, bank regulators, and members of The American Bankers Association. The AICPA unanimously voted against the proposal that would have created lower loan loss reserves for many banks, created greater unpredictability in loan loss accounts, and eliminated the ability for management’s estimate of future losses. The AICPA will not issue the proposed Statement of Position, which had been in the work for 5 years. The AICPA will try to focus on better disclosure requirements in relation to credit risk and loan loss allowances.

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