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The PCAOB Will Be Further Up Auditors’ Asses in 2024

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Assuming no one but select audit partners actually read this crap, let’s take a look at how auditors should expect increased vigilance in 2024 so everyone can be better informed and stock up on KY. Deloitte EY KPMG PwC OK so total audits selected for review are actually down from 2019, at least at Big 4 firms. Next up, culture.

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Turns Out Cohen & Company Auditors Are Human After All

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But Cohen & Company had perfect auditing report cards from the PCAOB for 2018, 2019 , and 2020. The firm messed up on one of its nine audits inspected, and it pertained to the financial statement audit only. No integrated audits of financial statements and internal control over financial reporting (ICFR) were reviewed.

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Friday Footnotes: EY Can’t Hire Tech; John Doe Sues the PCAOB; Auditors Can’t Find Torpedoes and Missiles | 1.20.03

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Under rules introduced in 2016, large UK-listed companies are required to change auditor at least every 20 years and to run a competitive tender once a decade. Some are appointing “ESG controllers” with accounting backgrounds to impose the kinds of internal systems used to produce financial statements.

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Monday Morning Accounting News Brief: ‘Auditors Are Not Lawyers’; Big 4 Break Up? | 7.31.23

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The PCAOB’s new rules would widen auditors’ responsibility to scrutinise whether a company is complying with laws and regulations, and to communicate more of their concerns to a company’s board of directors. Such suggestions are false. In response, commissioner Hester Peirce tweeted (X’d?) and Congressman Jason Smith, R-Mo.,

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How Exactly Did EY Auditors Cheat on CPE Exams? Details From the SEC Order

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With the EY cheating scandal making headlines even outside of our precious little accountosphere we decided to take a look at the full SEC order to answer the question — how and why were EY auditors cheating on CPE exams? The long and short of it is, EY auditors trying to shortcut CPE took advantage of a software exploit.

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Once Leaders in the Cannabis Space, Canuck KPMG Decides to Ditch All Its Weed Clients

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Here’s a snapshot from 2019 that shows how much cannabis companies were paying to which auditors: A look at 40 Canadian cannabis companies and what they paid to their auditors over their past fiscal year. Note that many companies switched auditors so not all fees listed went to the current auditor.)

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What Procedures Are Performed in an ERISA 103(a)(3)(c) Audit?

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Effective July 2019, the AICPA Auditing Standards Board issued the Statement on Auditing Standards (SAS) No. 136, Forming an Opinion on Reporting on Financial Statements of Employee Benefit Plans Subject to ERISA.

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