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Tag: Auditors
All the Gory Details From the Indictment of Former KPMG Partners
If you’re not one of the six accountants who was criminally or civilly charged today, […]
Former KPMG Employees Learn That Using Confidential PCAOB Inspection Info Has Its Drawbacks
Six former employees of KPMG have been arrested and charged “with conspiring to defraud securities […]
Grant Thornton Gets Dinged for Giving Partners with Audit Quality Issues More Work
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board has announced a big settlement with Grant Thornton over […]
PCAOB Inspection Reports Have Been MIA Lately
Here’s something odd that was brought to our attention: @going_concern @PCAOB Why has the PCAOB […]
#AuditorProud Day Hits the Trifecta
Has it been a year already? The third annual #AuditorProud Day is upon us and […]
Former PwC Employee Latest Star of “Auditor Mishandles Sensitive Client Information”
I haven’t been a Big 4 auditor in quite some time, which means I haven’t […]
Six KPMG Employees Fired After Leak of PCAOB Inspection Info
Updates to report that individuals were terminated appear throughout. Welp, this looks bad. The Wall […]
Robot Auditors Won’t Have a Problem Giving Clients Bad News
Here’s something that won’t surprise anyone: A study from the University of Missouri found that […]
PCAOB Sanctions Former PwC Brazil Partner for Lousy Auditing
You may have noticed, maybe not, but PwC is in the midst of a bad […]
Man, This EY Auditor Made Some Bad Choices
Today in consequences of career limiting moves, a former EY auditor settled charges with the […]
Big 4 Auditors Are Probably Looking Forward to More Amiable PCAOB
Michael Rapoport reports in the Wall Street Journal on the waning James Doty era at […]