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IRS: Security Threats Against Tax Pros Remain a Daily Threat
Small Businesses Hired At a Slower Pace in June
Distracted In the Office? New Study Finds You’re Not Alone
Americans Lead the World In Taking the Fewest Vacation Days
KPMG China’s Mishaps Result in Three Audit Partners Being Fined By the PCAOB
The three KPMG Huazhen partners were docked a total of $150,000 for turning a blind eye to U.S. auditing standards.
Deloitte Revamps Structure to Slash Costs in Tough Market
The move will see the Big Four firm reorganize its main business units down to four arms from five, the Financial Times reported.
Grant Thornton Is the Latest U.S. Firm to Get Into Bed With Private Equity
The seventh-largest accounting firm in the U.S. said it will receive “a significant growth investment” from New Mountain Capital.
AuditBoard and KPMG Partner for Risk Management
Organizations will be able to leverage the combined power of AuditBoard’s award-winning connected risk platform and KPMG’s deep expertise to elevate audit, risk, IT security, and ESG programs...
ADM Seeks to Reassure Investors Amid Accounting Probe
During an earnings call, the company's CEO said the internal problems have not torpedoed the overall financial picture.
Survey Finds the Audit Profession is Growing
After sharp cuts due to the COVID pandemic in 2020 and 2021, significantly more internal audit functions are now increasing their budgets (36%) than are decreasing them (13%).
New SEC Climate Rule Gets a Thumbs Up From the AICPA
The rule “moves us closer to the high-quality reporting that investors, lenders, and other stakeholders require,” the AICPA and CIMA said.
Why the SEC’s New Climate Disclosure Rule Won’t Solve the Problem It’s Trying to Fix
The new rule, which passed March 6, requires large companies to disclose their emissions—but there’s a major hole.