I noticed today that this July 2023 article on EY Oceania’s culture problems was getting […]
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Deloitte Partners Tragically Hit With “Improvement Required” Performance Ratings For Backdating Workpapers
Do you guys remember the Deloitte auditors in Canada who were busted changing the clocks […]
SEC Sues Marcum Partner Who Thinks Reviewing the Engagement Team’s Work Is For Chumps
The ghost of SPAC past continues to haunt Marcum, this time it’s administrative and cease-and-desist […]
The PCAOB Is Stoked Congress Gave Them Permission to Pick On China Now
Oh look, the PCAOB snagged more big fish: $7.9 million in total fines against three […]
Disgraced PwC Partner Who Got Forced Out Forgot to Mention the Disgrace in His Farewell LinkedIn Post
In what must surely be an oversight, mandatorily retired PwC Australia partner Peter van Dongen […]
KPMG Got Extra Roasted By the FRC Thanks to the Firm’s “Poor Disciplinary Record”
Both KPMG and PwC have been fined by the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) in relation […]
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 […]
Did a PwC Partner Leak Client Financial Data? A Court Will Decide
We briefly mentioned the following case in an August 2020 link dump of several Big […]
Audit Partner Really Bad at Auditing Won’t Be Auditing Any Time Soon (Or Ever)
The PCAOB has made it painfully clear that they are done pussyfooting around and sick […]
Deloitte Partner Who Got Sh*tfaced Drunk and Made an Ass of Himself at the Horse Races Will Be Retiring
You know how they always say accounting is a small world and you should take […]
Accountant Behaving Badly: Partner Arrested For Allegedly Peeing In Someone’s Gas Tank (UPDATED)
Ed. note: This article was originally published on February 8, 2022. It was updated on […]
A Few EY Partners Didn’t Get the Auditor Independence Rules Right
The SEC on Dec. 10 decided that two EY partners and one principal didn’t take […]