Audit & Accounting

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board has been restructuring several offices and plans to close its Office of the Investor Advocate in the next few weeks.

The Texas Society of CPAs is concerned about revenue agents requiring taxpayers to attend in-person interviews even when they have an tax pro representing them.

A deepening fallout engulfs the scandal-hit audit and consulting firm.

A Hong Kong court declined to remove PricewaterhouseCoopers International from a multibillion-dollar lawsuit brought by liquidators against the firm.

The ICPAS survey is fielding responses from accounting and finance professionals within their first five years of managing others for its new survey.

IRS CEO Frank Bisignano met with tax professionals from the New York area during the IRS's Nationwide Tax Forum in New York City.

The American Institute of CPAs updated a practice aid on auditing stablecoins and cryptomining revenue, and asked the IRS to speed up name and address changes.

Guggenheim Partners is working with regulators as they probe a business accounting issue at an investment subsidiary, according to the chief investment officer.

Many companies are looking at a combination of AI, a CPA and internal assets.

Rapid turnover among accounting employees could be a sign of future financial reporting problems, according to a new study.