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What Will Be the Greatest Issue to Impact the Accounting Profession in 2019?
Around this time of year, we all inevitably start thinking about the year behind and […]
Going Concern Presents: 2018 Going Concern Editor’s Picks
Ed. note: Due to this thing called a holiday, we’re on an even lighter than […]
Don’t Expect Your Buddy From PwC to Answer Your Email Anytime Soon
Holidays — more specifically, time off during the holidays — are a sore subject around […]
SEC Got All Grinchy on Crowe, Four Partners for Bad Banana of an Audit
We interrupt your Christmas Eve merriment to bring you this press release from the Securities […]
Certain People Are Not Exactly Pleased With the Way California Handles CPA Exam Scores
Hey guys, I’m happy to report I’m back from the plague and would like to […]
Patisserie Holdings Said It Was Hiring an Audit Firm That No Longer Exists to Replace Grant Thornton U.K. as Auditor
It’s the Friday before Christmas, and when you have a bad case of holiday brain, […]
KPMG U.K. Employees Are Reportedly Pissed Off About Being Fined for Late Timesheets
A new timesheet policy being rolled out at KPMG U.K. is causing a little ruckus […]
Longtime KPMG Client General Electric Looking to Mess Around with Another Audit Firm
109 years. That’s how long KPMG has been General Electric’s auditor. When that engagement started, […]
Here’s Your Open Thread for the Last CPA Exam Score Release of 2018
Woke up this morning, checked Twitter, and saw this: Scores are now available! Best of […]
Sorry, Public Companies, the FASB Isn’t Giving You Any More Time to Get Your Shit Together on Lease Accounting
The chairman of the Financial Accounting Standards Board crushed any hopes public companies might have […]
Report: Deloitte’s Head of Audit Is Frontrunner to Succeed Cathy Engelbert as CEO
It has now become apparent that Cathy Engelbert won’t be serving a second four-year term […]