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Going Concern
OCTOBER 14, 2022
Big Four Audit Giants Shut Down Legal Operations in China Following ‘Regulatory Raids’ [ Law.com ]. The Big Four auditing giants have quietly shut down their legal affiliations in China following intense regulatory scrutiny, according to an investigation by Law.com International, in a major development for Asia’s legal industry.
Going Concern
SEPTEMBER 29, 2023
The London-based global accounting firm officially known as PricewaterhouseCoopers International is in talks to lease three floors at a new office building at 3155 Olsen Drive, across from Santana Row in West San Jose, the San Jose Mercury News reported, citing unidentified sources.
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Going Concern
APRIL 21, 2023
Professor Laura Empson of Bayes Business School retells how these audit firms were beguiled by the glamour and big fees of corporate advisory work. The withdrawal is “catastrophic,” said Miranda Meginness, Marion’s auditor. Performance-related separations (a.k.a. It’s hard for us to figure out how to go forward.”
CPA Practice
DECEMBER 14, 2023
Denise Buettner, Ohio Frank Calise, Ariz. Shane Kamban, Ohio Joanne Kopanski, N.C. Bennett is a Certified Fraud Examiner and a member of the American Bar Association Institute of Internal Auditors, Institute for Internal Controls and the Association for Corporate Growth. Daniel Blamer, Mich. Edward Bonaccorsi II, Mass.
Going Concern
MARCH 25, 2022
PCAOB cautions firms on use of outside service providers for audit confirmations [ Accounting Today ] The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board issued a Spotlight publication Monday containing some observations and reminders for auditing firms about relying on outside service providers for electronic audit confirmations.
Going Concern
JUNE 23, 2023
Even so, they say more people in the office is better than less, and firms are taking different approaches to get there. Expect 2023 enforcement against auditors to focus on quality control, culture, ethics and integrity. The immediate risks to those mid-tier lenders might have subsided, but that doesn’t put KPMG in the clear.
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 rest of it.
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