Audit & Accounting

The first step is to admit there’s a problem.

The Top 100 Firm continues to expand its NetSuite service capabilities in the U.S. and internationally.

Despite perceptions that the issue isn’t widespread in accounting, insurers urge caution.

Accountants serving U.S. banks and credit unions are bracing for the impact that the current expected credit loss model may have on the institutions’ allowance for loan and lease losses and capital levels, and these institutions are enacting transition plans now.

The new leasing rules will be hitting corporate balance sheets soon.

The litigation reached unprecedented heights last year, although the total settlement value declined significantly, according to a new report.

KPMG LLP’s South African unit is flying in trouble shooters from around the globe and hurriedly meeting clients to stem any further loss of business after becoming embroiled in three evolving scandals.

The CFA Institute has some advice for investors about the main questions they should be asking about the new revenue recognition standard.

All staff will face background checks every two years to try improve the firm's reputation.

Vague disclosures by public companies about how much they’re paying in taxes don’t appear to be deterring investors, according to a new study.