International accounting

The international public-sector accounting board released its proposed consultation paper for its strategy and work program over the next five years.

The amount shared by the accounting firm's 1,300 U.K. equity partners is broadly the same as last year.

Cybersecurity and human capital rank as the top risks among internal auditors around the world, according to a new survey.

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board sanctioned a Deloitte member firm in South America for violating quality control standards.

The firm said its risk controls were inadequate and its board didn't challenge leadership enough, following a months-long independent inquiry into malpractice.

The international network founded by a group of former partners from Arthur Andersen has unveiled a global valuation practice.

The board released an annual update of its ethics code to reflect the latest changes in auditing and quality management standards.

The consultancy, created by former partners of the defunct Big Five firm, expects revenue to exceed $1.9 billion this year.

Professional accountants continue to be the single most trusted stakeholders in tax in every G20 country, according to a new survey.

Ernst & Young saw one of the biggest revenue increases in its history despite the cancellation of its plan to spin off its consulting practice.

Britain's accountants, auditors and advisers are clinging to their jobs, nervous that their negotiating power has sharply dropped.

Revenue from consulting services grew at the fastest pace at 19.1%, followed by risk advisory, and audit and assurance.

Miguel Gutierrez argues he had nothing to do with the attempt to manipulate the retailer's financial accounts that led to a massive accounting scandal.

The International Federation of Accountants issued a call to action to the G20 finance leaders urging them to focus more on sustainability as a way to achieve the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals.

Nearly half of respondents plan to change jobs in the next year, and 71% intend to move on within two years.

Two major sets of changes are on their way, plus the board has released amendments regarding reporting on currencies that can't be exchanged.

Despite a ruling that said the firm didn't follow due process in firing him, it is determined to take action against a partner and others involved in a leaking scandal.

The head of the board views the recently proposed standard for sustainability reporting assurance as a way to make those reports more verifiable.

The move may heighten concerns about accounting quality at the Indian conglomerate targeted by short seller Hindenburg Research.

The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants and the Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada signed a memorandum of understanding.