In an exclusive story published yesterday, New York Post recognizes the absolute badassery of Coast […]
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Friday Footnotes: America Day Weekend Reading | 7.4.25
Happy 4th, everyone! Please try to not blow any fingers off should you be celebrating […]
EY Gets Caught Up in Independence Violations Because Audit Partner Rotation Is For Chumps
We think this was first spotted by Financial Times so h/t to them. Gigantic UK-based […]
Big 4 Firm Discovers That Bragging About AI Efficiencies Leads Clients to Expect a Discount
This story was mentioned in the Monday Morning Accounting News Brief, published every Monday before […]
Friday Footnotes: OMB Says Audits Aren’t Working As Intended; Deloitte Predicts Our Economic Future | 6.27.25
Footnotes is a collection of stories from around the accounting profession curated by actual humans […]
Move Over Private Equity, the IPO Rush Is Here (Maybe)
That’s according to this article in FT anyway: Accountancy firms courting private equity were falling […]
The PCAOB Made a Triple Sweep of Big 4 Cheaters in the Netherlands
To date, the largest fine levied by the PCAOB against a registered audit firm was […]
PwC Addresses the Imminent Death of the Penny
For all the tedious interpersonal politics, BS work-life balance, and client drama within Big 4 […]
Friday Footnotes: Auditors Can Prevent Fraud With Fibbing; AI Rollup Accounting Firms Are So Hot Right Now | 6.20.25
Footnotes is a collection of stories from around the accounting profession curated by actual humans […]
KPMG Opens Up Its Wallet For Women’s Golf
Sports fans, specifically women’s golf fans, are going to be hearing and seeing the name […]
The Next Chief Accountant Will Be Building a Better Working World at the SEC
Yes, we know EY’s tagline is now All In. Announced on Thursday, the SEC’s next […]
Friday Footnotes: EY Toilet Cleaners Protest Pay; People Feel Some Type of Way About CPA Limitations | 6.13.25
Footnotes is a collection of stories from around the accounting profession curated by actual humans […]