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September 29, 2023

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The PCAOB Chairman Is Still Talking About Auditor Rotation

by Caleb Newquist

Generally speaking, there are two camps when it comes to the idea of auditor rotation or "term limits" as some like to call it.  There is the camp that sees it as an area worth exploring as part of a larger conversation around auditor independence and objectivity. And then there is the camp that does […]

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PCAOB Is Giving You a Second Chance to Tell Them How Much You Love the Idea of Auditor Rotation

by Caleb Newquist

Yesterday, Monday Morning Auditor that everyone loves to hate, the PCAOB, announced that they would be having an open meeting on March 21-22 that will focus on auditor independence and rotation. Sorry! I meant auditor term limits. Anyway, there are going to be several big names on various panels including Paul Volcker, Harvey Pitt, Arthur Levitt, […]