Accounting Board Will Seek Suggestions for Top 2024 Priorities

US accounting rulemakers want the public’s input on what its top priorities ought to be, Financial Accounting Standards Board Chair Richard Jones said Thursday.

FASB expects to issue another broad-based agenda consultation next year “to get people to engage on what they’re seeing and what they think our highest priority should be,” Jones said at at a University of Southern California financial reporting conference.

• FASB last launched a formal request for agenda feedback in 2021. That effort led to the accounting board tackling accounting rules for cryptocurrency — a top request from the public — and prioritizing research to ...