Australian media is still all up in PwC’s colon, this time it’s news.com.au telling us […]
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Friday Footnotes: EY Pulls Out of Winston-Salem; Clients Exposed in Data Breach; Deloitte Olympians | 7.14.23
Footnotes is a collection of stories from around the accounting profession curated by actual humans […]
Deloitte Just Admitted to Misusing Government Information à la PwC Tax Scandal
So the firms are up against the Australian Senate this week, answering uncomfortable questions about […]
CohnReznick Gets Fined For Not Reporting an Earlier Fine to the PCAOB in a Timely Fashion
Yo dawg, I heard you like fines. The diligent paper-pushers at the PCAOB (the “P” […]
Client That Fired Marcum Over Audit Quality Compares the Firm to a Doctor Killing Half His Patients
It may be called The Westerly Sun but this paper is throwing nothing but shade […]
Senators Get Angry at ‘Incompetent Tax Prep Firms’ for Sharing Sensitive Taxpayer Data With Facebook
A 54-page report by Senators Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), Ron Wyden (D-OR), Richard Blumenthal (D-CT), Tammy […]
Firms Are Making Big Expansions in India
Thanks to Reuters we’ve got some solid intel on accounting firms’ increasing their presence — […]
The Accountant Shortage is a Material Weakness Now
Ed. note: on July 13 we contacted AAP media relations to request salary ranges for […]
Why Won’t You Leave?! Korean Big 4 Firms Have the Same Low Attrition Problem Everyone Else Does
When KPMG US laid off 5% of its workforce last month, the firm’s official statement […]
PwC Has Not Paid Its Interns (UPDATED)
Ed. note: we’re told the interns were paid the day after this post was published. […]
‘Lockdown-Damaged’ New Hires Struggle to Socialize at KPMG UK
KPMG UK is joining Deloitte and PwC in adding soft skills and professional basics to […]
Monday Morning Accounting News Brief: Deloitte Goes Big in Boston; Advisory Readies For Pain | 7.10.23
Good morning! Things are still a bit quiet out there what with it being summer […]