PCAOB

Retired EY Partner Tapped to Lead PCAOB

PCAOB February 2, 2026 

Retired EY Partner Tapped to Lead PCAOB

Demetrios "Jim" Logothetis, a 40-year veteran of Ernst & Young who retired as an audit partner from the Big Four firm in 2019, was picked as the new PCAOB chair by the SEC, which also appointed three new board members Jan. 30.

Jason Bramwell

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July 9, 2019 

AICPA News June 2019

The National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) and the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) are seeking public comment on proposed revisions to the Statement on Standards for Continuing Professional Education (CPE) Programs (Standards).

Mary Girsch-Bock

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February 20, 2019 

Marcum Performed Most IPO Audits in 2018 Outside of Big 4

A total of 255 IPOs took place in U.S. capital markets in 2018, of which 156 were audited by the Big Four. Marcum represented 25% of the remaining 99 transactions, or 1 in 4 of all IPOs where a non-Big Four auditor was selected to represent the company.

Sarbanes Oxley

January 7, 2019 

Investors Still Want Sarbanes-Oxley

Since its enactment in 2002 in response to notorious financial scandals at Enron, WorldCom, and other corporate behemoths, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, or SOX, has been a continuing target of criticism. And probably no provision of the law has provoked ...

 REG A+: A Risk/Reward Perspective for CPA Firms

September 4, 2018 

REG A+: A Risk/Reward Perspective for CPA Firms

With GDP now hovering around four percent and consumer confidence reaching highs not seen since before the dot-com crash, the economy is finally starting to look favorable for accounting firms. Tempering this enthusiasm is the constant concern that increased computing power will continue to make inroads, and eventually automate, the traditional practice areas such as...…

 May 2018 Accounting & Audit Channel

May 22, 2018 

May 2018 Accounting & Audit Channel

5 Blockchain Tips for Accounting Firms By Isaac M. O’Bannon, Managing Editor There has been a lot of talk about how blockchain technology will disrupt the role of accounting as we know it today. In truth, disruption has already been happening through automated accounting software and other applications that help accounting firms process data faster,...…