Sarbanes-Oxley

Companies can expect to face seven key pressure points. Here are some considerations to successfully navigate each hurdle.

Despite enhancements already made to audit quality, the audit profession will never rest on its laurels.

The increasing number of hours devoted to Sarbanes-Oxley compliance, along with the COVID-19 pandemic, have accelerated the need to use technology and automation to cope, according to a new survey.

Recent research from University of Kansas business professor Amanda Winn suggests that partner rotation and PCAOB inspections may have some unintended effects.  

The new SEC chair should prevent high-earning audit partners from being beholden to the managers of the clients whose accounts they scrutinize.

Cta.x is designed to help audit firms quickly develop and deploy automated internal controls tests to help them comply with regulations including Sarbanes-Oxley.

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.

The Andersen alum served as standard-setter in the midst of the dot-com crash.

The former Maryland senator radically reshaped the world of auditing with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002.

J. Robert Brown criticized recent moves by the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board to strip down its research and standard-setting agendas without proper consultation.