Audit

While activity at both regulators declined early in the COVID-19 pandemic, it only recovered at the commission.

A former audit partner is facing disciplinary action in the Netherlands for an improper audit prior to the South African retailer’s near collapse more than three years ago.

The pacts expand the audit firm inspector's reach across Europe.

Increasing funding for the IRS enforcement efforts could yield enough to pay for reinstating the full deduction.

The Securities and Exchange Commission’s increasing scrutiny of special purpose acquisition companies and guidance on how to account for warrants are slowing deal activity for firms.

Mandatory retirement policies at U.S. auditing firms are pushing out experienced partners who are bringing in substantial revenue and audit quality as good as that of younger partners.

The disgraced Chinese coffee chain replaced its auditor and said it secured $250 million in funds from a pair of private equity firms.

The memorandum of understanding with the Vietnam Ministry of Finance aims to advance the internal audit profession in Vietnam.

Employees who move to low-tax states may still be taxed by their former residence, as more states levy taxes on cross-border business.

Nearly a quarter of internal audit teams intend to implement cloud-based audit management or governance, risk and compliance software this year, according to a new survey.

The board is planning changes in how it conducts inspections of audit firms, and where it will focus.

PwC’s Wes Bricker lays out a quartet of ideas that support the Big Four firm’s audit strategy.

Experts and leaders in auditing name the innovations they think are having the biggest impact on the field.

KPMG's Scott Flynn dives deep into the future of auditing, and what it will mean in terms of technology, staffing and more.

A task-based approach can help auditors adapt to technological and demographic changes.

Technology isn’t just making audits faster and more efficient; it’s making them better, too.

The commission is starting to implement a tough law passed at the end of the Trump administration, aimed largely at Chinese stocks.

Initial enthusiasm for change inspired by the country’s biggest postwar accounting scandal is waning in the face of political opposition.

An Ernst & Young partner said his firm fell victim to “criminals,” rejecting allegations EY didn’t do enough to uncover wrongdoing at the now-defunct payment processor.