Audit & Accounting

Sustainability information is increasingly a part of corporate reporting, but many companies are still relying on boilerplate language in their disclosures, according to a recent report.

The French firm that has taken the Arthur Andersen & Co. name is suing Andersen Tax LLC, accusing it of forgery and other crimes, as the battle over the Andersen name heats up.

The Indiana CPA Society's longtime president and CEO, Gary Bolinger, plans to retire at the end of the year after 33 years of service.

As Spotify prepares for an initial public offering, the music-streaming site has flagged a number of errors in its previous results, revealing a significant increase in losses.

Academic research finds that readable financial disclosures help not only investors, but companies as well.

Thomson Reuters has begun providing a certificate program that explains the essentials for practitioners who perform compilation, review and preparation engagements, and how to prepare for peer review.

Better communication with clients, more efficient workflow, and cloning themselves top the list of things tax pros want for next year.

Fifteen years after passage of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, companies are still finding the costs of compliance heavy in terms of both dollars and man hours, according to a new report.

A Grant Thornton firm in the West Indies has merged in a former BDO firm to expand its presence in the Caribbean.

BDO’s global network of accounting firms has named Keith Farlinger as CEO of BDO International, succeeding Martin van Roekel, on Nov. 1, 2017.