Audit & Accounting

The number of financial restatements from companies fell nearly 14 percent last year to the lowest number since 2002, according to a new report.

Moore Stephens’ Hong Kong firm won a victory in a New York federal appeals court on a case that could have a far-reaching impact on class-action lawsuits involving audit reports.

Realize when your firm needs help in international waters, because when it comes to fraud, the times — they are a-changin’

The profiles and priorities of CFOs around the world are undergoing a transformation, according to a new report from Ernst & Young.

There’s more cash sitting on company balance sheets than ever before. For the first time since 2012, that’s not enough.

The pace of new engagements was sluggish at the start of the year

When digital forensic experts think of social media, they see a prime place to search during their fraud investigations.

The Financial Accounting Foundation posted its 2015 Annual Report to its website Thursday.

Public companies in the U.S. are doing more to burnish the results they present to investors than ever before. It isn’t working.

The leasing standard that the Financial Accounting Standards Board released in February is going to require some extra training for businesses from their accountants and could lead to some re-evaluations of clients’ leasing obligations.