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Spooked by Staffing Shortages? Five Tricks to Retain Your Audit Professionals
Here are a few perennial problems and some suggestions on ways progressive firms can better manage their people and the process of auditing itself.
Crypto is More Attractive as SEC Gets Aggressive, Investors Say
Bitcoin will trade between $17,600 and $25,000 until the end of this year, survey of market participants shows.
Companies Issue Unrelated News When SEC 8-K Disclosure Has Bad News, Study Finds
Companies that file a form 8-K containing negative info are 7% more likely to concurrently issue a press release with good news.
AICPA & CIMA Offer Resources for Audits of Pandemic Relief Funding
The audits provide reasonable assurance to the federal government and the public that the organization complied with federal requirements subject to the audit.
SKP Audit Partner Gets Largest Ever Individual Fine From the PCAOB
Jonathan Taylor was fined $150,000 and permanently barred for misleading PCAOB inspectors and investigators.
NJCPA CEO Ralph Thomas Says He is Retiring Next Year
For more than two decades, Thomas has been the voice of more than 13,000 members on state and national issues.
PCAOB Adds 3 New Projects to Standard-Setting and Research Agendas
Modernizing auditing standards is one of four goals identified in the board’s draft five-year strategic plan.
Grant Thornton Launches Fraudrisk.x to Streamline Fraud Risk Assessments
It allows Grant Thornton’s professionals to amass and analyze a wide-ranging cross section of fraud risks factors for clients ...