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The commission is starting to implement a tough law passed at the end of the Trump administration, aimed largely at Chinese stocks.
March 25 -
Initial enthusiasm for change inspired by the country’s biggest postwar accounting scandal is waning in the face of political opposition.
March 24 -
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.
March 23 -
Most of the insurers that provided the company with director-liability policies have agreed to pay as much as $93 million toward settlements resulting from a 2017 accounting crisis.
March 23 -
More than 20 percent of the wealthiest Americans’ income isn’t being reported to the Internal Revenue Service, according to a new study that calculates U.S. tax evasion is far higher than previously estimated.
March 22 -
Fewer than two out of every 100 taxpayers reporting over $1 million in income were audited by the Internal Revenue Service in fiscal year 2020, according to a new report.
March 19 -
Richard Chambers has released a book on disruption as a new IIA report examines how the internal audit profession is coping with COVID-19.
March 18 -
Top executives at companies hit by accounting scandals could lose their bonuses under U.K. proposals for beefed-up regulation after a wave of corporate collapses including Carillion Plc and travel firm Thomas Cook Group Plc.
March 18 -
Audit committee chairs may not be fully able to grasp certain detailed comments from the PCAOB or respond appropriately on behalf of the company.
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Auditors were only able to recoup about 39 percent of the more than $4 billion in unpaid taxes owed by a group of rich taxpayers with an average annual income of nearly $1.6 million.
March 15