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House Tax-Exempt Crackdown Bill Passes Despite Democrat Defections
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PCAOB Rule Change Creates Procedure to Revoke Delinquent Firms’ Registrations
PCAOB Looks to Add Rules for Auditors on Technology-Assisted Analysis
The proposal would update parts of existing PCAOB standards relating to audit evidence and auditors' responses to risk.
Marcum Fined $10M by SEC and $3M by PCAOB for Shoddy Quality Controls in SPAC Audits
The top 20 firm also must make functional changes to its supervisory structure related to its system of quality control.
PCAOB Turns Up the Heat on Auditors to Find Fraud
The PCAOB wants auditors to get tougher detecting noncompliance with laws and regulations, including fraud, in public company audits.
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New Jersey Society of CPAs Names WithumSmith+Brown Partner as President for 2023-2024
O’Connell has been active at the NJCPA since joining in 1997 and has served as Secretary and Trustee.
AuditClub Announces New Quality Management Subscription
AuditClub Compass is a customized three-phase subscription journey built on a risk-based and scalable approach to quality.
PCAOB Has a Batch of New Projects in the Works
The audit regulator revised its standard-setting agenda to include four new projects—two considered short-term and two mid-term.
Independence Gets Its Own Spot in PCAOB Audit Inspection Reports
A brand-new section debuted today in PCAOB inspection reports of audit firms, and it is devoted to auditor independence.
PCAOB Says Firms Are Screwing Up SPAC Audits
Over the last couple of years, PCAOB inspectors have observed high rates of deficiencies on SPAC audits.