Going Concern
APRIL 22, 2024
Industry OG and commentator Gene Marks has written an opinion piece for The Hill about what audits actually are that is less opinion and more brutal fact: Why you should be very skeptical of that auditor’s report. So they might catch a fine from the audit regulators. The devil’s in the details, people. I dunno, you guys.
Going Concern
MAY 16, 2024
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Going Concern
AUGUST 14, 2023
When you woke up this morning did you let out a big yawn and then ask yourself “how can audit firms respond to ongoing regulatory scrutiny?” PCAOB staff expects approximately 40% of the audits reviewed in 2022 will have one or more deficiencies, up from 34% in 2021 and 29% in 2020. The firm, BST & Co.,
CPA Practice
MAY 12, 2023
While technology is playing a much larger role in the day-to-day activities performed by accounting professionals, it can’t do everything. This is why many firms are increasingly turning to outsourced resources. Armanino, for example, turned to Scrubbed to help with audit engagements. “We Now we grown that number by five times.
Going Concern
MAY 13, 2024
Sabrina Sanders, AT&T’s chief accounting officer, is targeting graduate students for the company’s two-year-old, in-house training program. She’s spent more than two decades at AT&T, steadily working her way up to the C-suite from a role as an accounting manager. Just want to add this screenshot. PCAOB Chair Erica Y.
CPA Practice
MAY 2, 2024
And they’ve been working with CPA and accounting firms for about 20 years, with about 1200 people focused in that area. So you know, with the 150 or so CPA firms that they’re already working with it, you get some things with this team that you might not get otherwise. Yeah, Brian F.
Going Concern
OCTOBER 23, 2023
Kelly and Marshall Goldsmith lie about why the best performers leave accounting firms in a Chief Executive article about the right way to lay people off : Go out of your way to communicate to your top performers that you value their work and want to keep them. Current article from Pasadena Now , September 27 SEC complaint.
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