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Audit fees in the U.S. appear to be climbing at a faster pace in recent years than in Canada and Europe, according to a new survey from the International Federation of Accountants.
April 25 -
The student team beat out 60 other universities and 11 other finalists in Deloitte's seventh annual competition on audit innovation.
April 25 -
Ernst & Young's Marc Siegel dives into the recent SEC proposals around climate disclosures amid the broader context of the rise of ESG reporting.
April 25 -
A former Domino’s accountant settled charges that used confidential information to trade ahead of the company’s earnings announcements.
April 22 -
A report from KPMG did find accounting irregularities and an opaque system of consulting fees at the troubled German real estate company, however.
April 22 -
The institute opened registration for its 2022 Accounting Scholars Leadership Workshop, to be held Oct. 12-14, in Arizona.
April 22 -
With April 18 in the rearview mirror, District Court Judge Breyer didn't share the commission's urgency.
April 22 -
The expense management software provider has announced the launch of a new real-time spend management system via a partnership with Visa.
April 22 -
EY names US-East region vice chair; Grant Thornton adds more time off for employees; and more CPA news.
April 22 -
Three organizations released a new report on the problems with diversity, equity and inclusion in the accounting profession and ways to address them.
April 21 -
“IRS employees want to do more to help taxpayers,” Commissioner Rettig told Congress on Thursday.
April 21 -
The profession is turning its attention increasingly toward environmental matters to help clients adjust to new demands for climate and sustainability reporting.
April 21 -
The Financial Reporting Council also issued a severe reprimand against the auditing giant and sanctioned the engagement partner roughly £40,000.
April 21 -
PricewaterhouseCoopers topped the online career resource's survey based on employee feedback on a number of factors including reputation, firm culture, diversity, and job satisfaction.
April 21 -
U.S. accounting firms can work with their counterparts in Ukraine to support the country as it endures the Russian invasion while also getting some much-needed help with their own work as labor shortages continue in the U.S.
April 21 -
Deloitte is helping corporate clients navigate mergers and acquisitions as they ride a surge of M&A activity as part of the economic rebound from the initial pandemic.
April 20 -
The board issued a proposed update Wednesday that would give preparers more time to use its earlier reference rate reform relief guidance.
April 20 -
A student team representing the University of California, Los Angeles won against 15 other colleges and universities in Deloitte's national case study tournament.
April 20 -
The board imposed monetary penalties and sanctions Tuesday against two firms that had been working with unregistered Chinese auditors.
April 19 -
The cloud accounting software developer has been named a FIFA Women’s Football Partner, effective next year, under FIFA’s new commercial partnership structure.
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