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March 20, 2023

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Audit Firms Being More Audit Firm-y in Response to the PCAOB’s Disappointment in Their Audits

by Adrienne Gonzalez

Colin buried this in ANR this morning but I'm pulling it out and tossing it at you all like a zookeeper flings raw meat at his wild tigers ifyoufeelme. Emily Chasan writes in CFO Journal: This year, financial executives say their external auditors are requesting far more documents and details than usual on everything from […]

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(UPDATE) Connecticut Accountant Denies That ‘Paperwork’ Is Code for ‘One Pound of Pot’

by Caleb Newquist

UPDATE: The Fairfield Citizen post now reports that the charges against Mr. Rosenberg have been dropped.  The Fairfield Citizen reports that Stuart Rosenberg, 63, got a surprise package back in May: According to police, a package was sent by overnight priority mail to Rosenberg's office from Oregon. However, Rosenberg was away and instructed an employee […]