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Starting in 2025, the IRS Will Accept Duplicate Dependent Returns With an IP PIN
House Tax-Exempt Crackdown Bill Passes Despite Democrat Defections
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PCAOB Granted Authority to Inspect Chinese Audit Firms
"This historic and unprecedented access was only possible because of the leverage Congress created by passing the Holding Foreign Companies Accountable Act," Williams said.
Professionals on the Move – Dec. 2022
Professionals on the Move is a round-up of recent hiring, promotion and staffing announcements around the professional tax and accounting space.
PCAOB Proposes to Refresh Quality Control Rules for Audit Firms
The PCAOB plans to take a five-pronged approach to updating its quality control rules.
AuditClub Addresses CPA Talent Shortage with the Launch of AuditClub Academy
AuditClub Academy is an innovative program designed to nurture interest in auditing careers and accelerate professional development for promising accounting students.
Ex-PwC Auditor in SEC’s Crosshairs as Mattel Will Pay $3.5 Million Over Accounting Errors
Joshua Abrahams is accused of breaking auditor independence rules in PwC’s audit of the toy-making giant.
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.
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.
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.