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Avalara Unveils Intelligent Tax Content Solution for Lodging and Hospitality
Survey: Over Half of Accounting Firms Plan to Increase Fees in 2025
Andersen Advances Global Valuation Practice in 10 Asia Pacific Countries
81% of Business Owners Have Some Optimism for 2025 Economic Outlook
PCAOB Publishes Extra Guidance on Remediation Process
Audit firms are encouraged to review the supplement and other resources providing transparency around remediation.
Here’s What’s On the Updated PCAOB Standard-Setting, Rulemaking Agendas
Year-end standard-setting projects include NOCLAR, audit firm and engagement metrics, and reporting in specified circumstances.
Lovesac to Pay SEC $1.5 Million to Settle Claims of Hidden Expenses
The furniture retailer settled an SEC lawsuit last week alleging that two former executives committed accounting fraud.
KPMG to Cut Audit Staff By About 4%
The Big Four firm has let 330 people, or nearly 4% of its roughly 9,000-person audit workforce, know they will be losing their jobs.
What Are Audit Partners’ Biggest Concerns Heading Into 2025?
The Center for Audit Quality's latest Audit Partner Survey gauged partners' views on the current business environment in the U.S.
PCAOB Chair Sworn in For Second Term
Erica Williams' new five-year term as chair of the PCAOB officially began on Oct. 25 and lasts through Oct. 24, 2029.
PCAOB Provides Three Resources For Auditors On the New Quality Control Rules
The resources include a practice aid, comparison document, and a webinar related to the implementation of QC 1000.
AuditBoard Expands AI Capabilities, Empowering Customers to Define the Future of Audit, Risk, and Compliance
AuditBoard and Ascend2 Research recently conducted a survey finding 89 percent of organizations plan to use AI but face challenges like data privacy concerns and high costs.