The idea behind Sarbanes-Oxley was that public companies require an extra layer of accounting checks and internal controls that private companies do not in order to protect average investors.

Dysfunctional and manual financial reporting processes are expected to cost U.S. businesses $7.8 billion this year, according to a new report.

Progressive Democrats are increasingly resigned to a far narrower version of the economic, tax and social spending agenda they had hoped to pass.

A senior Democrat is expanding his inquiry into whether some college football coaches' compensation packages run afoul of laws for tax-exempt organizations.

As companies rush to set climate goals, some aren’t even getting the basics quite right when it comes to accounting for greenhouse-gas emissions.

Understanding how gifted money will impact the student’s FASFA is critical.

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

Over a quarter of Wake Forest accounting grads end up at one of the four largest firms.

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

The crypto industry is flooding Washington with money, snapping up lobbying firms, and building up their trade associations in an effort to curb new rules.