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October 1, 2023

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Report: That Sloppy McGladrey Audit Was Definitely Maybe Probably Unity Bank

by Adrienne Gonzalez

HEY, everyone remember that really sloppy audit that 3 (then) McGladrey & Pullen auditors got smacked on the wrist and/or face for when the PCAOB found out they threw in a bunch of necessary documentation after the fact? Jonathan Weil over at Bloomberg seems to have unpuzzled the whole thing and is saying the mystery […]

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Three McGladrey Auditors Learn a Tick in Time Saves Nine

by Adrienne Gonzalez

Everyone knows if you're going to add evidence after an audit is over, you have to do it before the documentation completion date and you better be sure to document the additional material thoroughly. But for McGladrey (then McGladrey & Pullen) auditors Dale Arnold Hotz, Jyothi Nuthulaganti Manohar and Michael Jared Fadner, an impending PCAOB […]

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Ernst & Young Settles a $2 Million Slap on the Hand With the PCAOB

by Adrienne Gonzalez

And no, before anyone asks, this has nothing to do with Lehman. According to the PCAOB, Ernst & Young settled with the Board yesterday related to three EY audits of Medicis Pharmaceutical Corporation to the tune of $2 million, the largest civil penalty levied by the PCAOB to date. Note that a settlement doesn't mean […]