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The plan includes more than 30 specific actions for the accounting profession related to education, evidence-based policy, global standards, partnership and thought leadership.
September 6 -
The firm discovered during an audit in December that it had made an error in processing seven months earlier.
September 2 -
Noble collapsed into insolvency in 2018 after huge losses and accusations of improper accounting wiped out more than $10 billion in market capitalization.
September 1 -
In its most recent meeting, the board agreed to narrow the scope of its digital asset project to focus specifically on cryptocurrencies.
August 31 -
The International Sustainability Standards Board completed its roster with the appointment of Jingdong Hua as its vice chair.
August 31 -
Previously rare, 'bargain purchases' in accounting for oil and gas company acquisitions may be more common in the near future.
August 31
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The PCAOB has picked some Chinese companies for the first batch of inspections after reaching a deal with China to end a decades-long impasse.
August 31 -
Environmental, social and governance has become a top priority in C-suites around the globe.
August 30
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The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board levied $275,000 in penalties against KPMG's member firm in South Africa and two partners for improperly using and misreporting work done in Zimbabwe.
August 29 -
Under the agreement, inspectors will be able to see complete work papers without any redactions and select any issuer audits.
August 26 -
Forensic investigators from PwC confirmed that 6.5 billion euros ($6.5 billion) in fictitious or irregular income had been recorded at Steinhoff between 2009 and 2016, making it South Africa's largest known fraud.
August 26 -
American officials would be able to review audit documents of Chinese businesses that trade in the U.S., a first step toward avoiding the delisting of about 200 firms from New York.
August 26 -
Looking beyond U.S. borders for growth opportunities isn't for every small business, but many are finding success worldwide.
August 24
Wise -
The multibillion-dollar commodities trader was forced to restructure after years of losses and accusations of improper accounting.
August 24 -
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The proposed update aims to improve the accounting and disclosures for investments in tax credit structures.
August 22 -
The firm made its biggest investment in staff pay in a decade, with half of its 24,000 workers getting a pay rise of 9% or more.
August 18 -
The company is shifting course as global regulators crack down on digital asset services.
August 18 -
The board sanctioned the Big Four firm's member firm in South Korea and two of its former auditors for violating quality standards.
August 17 -
The professional services firm said it would no longer consider a 2:1 degree as a minimum requirement for entry-level jobs or internships.
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