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Sen. Ron Wyden asked for more information about the firm's disclaimer that a decade’s worth of financial statements should no longer be considered reliable.

The Top 50 Firm has been making sure to hold onto talent and bring in new hires as the accounting profession struggles to fill the talent pipeline.

The board of trustees released a draft strategic plan Tuesday and is asking for input.

When the IFRS Foundation trustees put out their Consultation Paper on Sustainability Reporting, the accounting scientific community responded in unusually high numbers.

Forty-four local students received education-related funds as part of the state society's Educational Foundation Scholarship Program.

The FRC fined the Big Four firm and partner Anthony Sykes over its 2010 audit of the carmaker, the latest in a long list of audit scandals surrounding the firm.

The inspector general said the Child Tax Credit Update portal was generally implemented well, but pointed out several vulnerabilities that need to be addressed.

A district judge discounted claims that dementia leaves Robert Brockman, 80, unable to help his lawyers.

The U.S. consulting firm was raided by French police in the latest escalation of a controversy over whether the firm paid any French corporate taxes in the last decade.

The service also failed to issue $80 million in payments to eligible individuals, according to a new report from TIGTA.