Audit

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board is once again forming an Investor Advisory Group and starting a new Standards and Emerging Issues Advisory Group after the old board came under sharp criticism for scrapping its outside advisory groups.

EY's Marie-Laure Delarue discusses how accountants can help companies with their ESG reporting, and the formation of the new International Sustainability Standards Board.

With so many complex issues competing for their attention, audit committees can't afford to lose sight of their core oversight duties.

Signs of contagion are rippling through China’s property industry, with a spate of auditor resignations deepening concerns about developers’ financial health.

Eelco van der Enden is planning to work with the nascent board, while maintaining GRI’s independence.

The to-do list for corporate audit committees keeps expanding, with members taking on new responsibilities in overseeing cybersecurity, ethics and risk management, according to a new poll.

Schellman & Co., a Top 100 Firm based in Tampa, Florida, is expanding its cryptocurrency audit services by acquiring the firm of Scott S. Perry, CPA PLLC, based in Bellevue, Washington.

These five steps can help audit firms make the most of the current staffing shortage.

An activist group is urging international audit institutions to end all their engagement with the government’s auditor general.

Stuart Smith, a former audit director, took responsibility for misleading the U.K. audit watchdog, and said he was “reckless” as to whether he was misleading inspectors.

Mike Whitmire and Drew Carrick take us behind the scenes of creating the first comedy series for accountants, "PBC."

With inflation reaching a 40-year high, consumers are feeling its cascading effects, and internal auditors should probably start keeping tabs on inflation risks as well.

The Center for Audit Quality began a new initiative to bring more young people into the accounting profession, particularly from Black and Latino backgrounds.

Corporate governance received a grade of B- and has slipped over the past year, according to a new survey of chief audit executives.

Six former employers at the auditing giant are accused of acting “with a lack of integrity in dishonestly or recklessly misleading the regulator.”

The board has a new leader, Erica Williams, after its new chair was sworn in Monday by the Securities and Exchange Commission in a virtual ceremony.

The board is surveying stakeholders about easing the audit requirements for less complex companies, while beefing them up for more complicated structures.

When companies suddenly replace their auditing firms, the required SEC disclosures are often vague and may be a signal of a forthcoming restatement, but timing is a crucial factor.

The Center for Audit Quality and the American Accounting Association are making changes to their Access to Audit Personnel research partnership program.

Internal auditors have been forced by COVID-19 to work remotely in large part over the past two years, and that pattern is likely to continue next year.