The Financial Accounting Standards Board, which sets the standards for GAAP, states that assets deliver a probable future benefit. On the other hand, expenses result in using up assets, such as cash, to produce goods and services.he Financial Accounting Standards Board, which sets the standards for GAAP, states that assets deliver a probable future benefit. On the other hand, expenses result in using up assets, such as cash, to produce goods and services.
The AWPA is the only ANSI-accredited standards developer that requires a rigorous evaluation plus an open peer review of that data where the largest collection of experts in the field of wood protection in North America gather for the purpose of evaluating which wood preservatives are worthy to be standardized in the AWPA Book of Standards.
WISHA is the Washington Industrial Safety and Health Act, Chapter 49.17 of the Revised Code of Washington (RCW) , enacted in 1973 by the Washington State legislature. In 1976 it became the nation's first fully operational state safety and health plan approved by the federal government.