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Tag: Ethics
In Completely Predictable News, People Are Being Reported to Ethics For Certain Recent Social Media Posts
Saw this on r/Deloitte earlier and thought it would be good to share as a […]
PwC Joins Deloitte, KPMG, and Mazars in the Cheater Hall of Fame
h/t NL Times for reporting this story. Under normal circumstances we wouldn’t be terribly interested […]
Audit Firms’ Tone at the Top Sounds Like a Brown Note, Says SEC Chief Accountant
In a statement released today (“Fostering a Healthy ‘Tone at the Top’ at Audit Firms“), […]
Mayo-on-Fries Mazars Might Join KPMG and Deloitte in the Exam Cheating Hall of Shame
Last July, Dutch news revealed that least 500 staff at KPMG Netherlands were cheating of […]
Y’all Probably Need to Cool It on Sharing Exam Answers For the Time Being
SEC Chief Accountant Paul Munter was interviewed by WSJ‘s Mark Maurer the other day and […]
‘The American Accounting Association Is Not Serious’ and Other Such Thoughts From a Professor Who’s Quitting the AAA
Editor’s note: The two essays you are about to read were sent to us by […]
Dutch KPMG Cheaters Might Get a Call From the PCAOB
In today’s Monday Morning Accounting News Brief (published every Monday morning at…whenever I roll out […]
EY Hasn’t Finished That Independent Review Into Procedures to Prevent Another Cheating Scandal
TL;DR: After getting fined by the SEC for cheating on CPE and ethics exams in […]
Is It Ethical to Endorse an Educational Path That Is Susceptible to Cheating?
By Sharon Lassar, PhD, CPA (Florida) John J. Gilbert Professor and Director of the School […]
EY Hong Kong Consultant Alleges Sexual Assault, Bullying, and Ghislaine Maxwelling By Her Superiors in This Detailed Account
Late last week, South China Morning Post reported that a consultant at EY Hong Kong […]
Immigrants Aren’t Ethical and Don’t Properly Report Their Income, Says Guy Who Reads Accounting Today
Yesterday morning, Accounting Today published a few letters from readers sent in response to AT’s […]