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Former BDO USA Employee Charged in Shooting Deaths of Ex-Supervisor, Property Manager in Atlanta
Raissa Kengne, 34, was charged with two counts of murder and four counts of aggravated assault, among other charges.
SEC OKs PCAOB’s Amendments to Standard on the Use of Outside Auditors
The rules increase the lead auditor’s involvement in and evaluation of the work of other auditors on an audit.
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PCAOB Asks the Public to Weigh in on Five-Year Strategic Plan
The document, released on Aug. 16, explains four goals the PCAOB has set to accomplish from 2022 to 2026.
AuditClub Breaks the Mold with Auditors-as-a-Service for CPA Firms
AuditClub and its team of chief auditors bring extensive credentials to offer strategic insights and deliver solutions in key areas that matter to accounting firms.
Finance Efficiency Accelerates with AI Inside
It’s predicted that half of current finance artificial intelligence (AI) deployments will be delayed or cancelled by 2024, largely due to complexities...
CohnReznick LLP and Guidepost Solutions LLC Named Integrity Monitors for the JFK International Airport Redevelopment
This will include creating, implementing, and monitoring policies and procedures that will help ensure that the entities engaged in the Program comply with relevant laws and regulations.
Grant Thornton Adds Forensic and Anti-Laundering Leader
Stumbauer will use his extensive cryptocurrency, AML, sanctions and Foreign Corrupt Practices Act acumen to further bolster and expand Grant Thornton’s financial crimes capabilities.
PwC Will Have to Pay £1.75 Million Fine Over Flawed BT Audit
The Financial Reporting Council also handed partner Richard Hughes a £42,000 penalty for his role on the audit.