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The retailer trimmed its profit outlook after concluding its investigation into an employee plot to hide millions of dollars in expenses.
December 11 -
An injunction from a federal court has paused CTA enforcement, but not eliminated the possibility of it in the future.
December 10 -
A federal district court has issued a preliminary injunction to prevent the government from enforcing the Corporate Transparency Act.
December 5 -
The fiscal year-end brings a cycle of intense workloads that can extend into the new year, as accountants and auditors work to close the books.
December 3
Riveron -
The investigation determined that "the conclusions EY stated in its resignation letter were not supported by the facts examined in the review."
December 2 -
The retailer said the incident involved only one former employee, who had hidden as much as $154 million of delivery expenses since 2021.
November 27 -
An employee "intentionally" made erroneous accounting accrual entries to hide about $132 million to $154 million of cumulative delivery expenses stretching over multiple years.
November 25 -
The Governmental Accounting Standards Board is focusing on advancing its digital financial reporting taxonomy.
November 22
University of Colorado Boulder -
The company failed to follow GAAP when it evaluated its less-than-truckload operations in 2019 and 2020.
November 22 -
The move follows an accounting scandal that has wiped out billions of dollars in market value and drawn investigations by the DOJ and SEC.
November 19 -
The invitation to comment requests input on financial key performance indicators such as EBITDA and free cash flow and how they should be treated.
November 14 -
Discover disclosed last year that it overcharged merchants after misclassifying certain credit-card accounts into its highest pricing tier, and the CEO stepped down.
November 14 -
The Financial Accounting Standards Board issued a proposed update to improve the navigability of the disclosures for interim reporting periods.
November 13 -
The server maker has seen more than $50 billion of its market value wiped out over concerns about its accounting.
November 13 -
Almost 10 months after scandal shook Archer-Daniels-Midland Co., the commodity-trading giant has yet to sort out its accounting.
November 6 -
Archer-Daniels-Midland will amend previous financial statements after uncovering accounting issues, prompting the crop trader to cancel its earnings call.
November 5 -
The resignation comes after Department of Justice launched a probe into an ex-employee's claims that Super Micro violated accounting rules.
October 30 -
The proposed ASU would set more consistent requirements for determining the acquirer when a transaction is achieved by exchanging equity interests.
October 30 -
The sofamaker agreed to pay $1.5 million to the SEC to settle allegations that two former executives devised a fraudulent accounting scheme to meet a key Wall Street metric.
October 30 -
The commission is focused on accounting errors the railroad had previously disclosed and certain non-financial performance metrics.
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