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March 21, 2023

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Coming This Christmas: A Final Rule on Audit Partner Disclosure

by Caleb Newquist

In an Investor Advisory Group meeting held earlier this week, PCAOB Chairman James Doty said he hoped the third version of the Board's partner naming proposal would be finalized "by the end of the year." That should help the IMA fathom such an "insult to the accounting profession." [CW (Sub. req.)]

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