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Mike Pence is hoping he gets to sit down soon.  Sarbanes-Oxley Back in July, we […]

What’s the AICPA up to? “Congressmen concerned about misuse of .cpa domain” is an Accounting […]

Sticking with clients Paul Gillis notes a story about Goldman Sachs stopping its work on […]

EY’s revenue The firm formally known as Ernst & Young announced its global revenue yesterday […]

Burnout I wrote briefly about workaholism right before the holiday weekend, and now that we’ve […]

All work and no play makes you a dummy. Ed. note: Going Concern will be […]

Accountants behaving badly If this section of ANR has taught you anything, it should be […]

The black box of auditing A classic complaint about PCAOB inspections is that they don’t […]

How’s tax reform coming along? The lede from this Bloomberg article tells you all you […]

Come on, people. Not in your eyes. Should lawyers run Big 4 firms? Now, before […]

Even cats are embarrassed at the U.S. Chamber’s sorry turnout. Audit regulation Last week, I […]