So, today, this happened: Hanson says the PCAOB has moved away from using the phrase […]
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The PCAOB Has a Few Specific Criticisms for Auditors But Faith in Them Regardless
The Journal of Accountancy interviewed PCAOB board members Jay Hanson and Lewis Ferguson for a […]
PCAOB: Audit Firms Missing the Point of Auditing
Audit firms are still having some trouble pleasing the audit overlords at the PCAOB — […]
Per PCAOB Board Member, Facebook Will Not Sufficiently Prepare You As an Auditor
"For new accountants, the focus on documentation can be a difficult transition — the world […]
One Guy at the PCAOB Thinks the PCAOB Should Consider Its Language
Aha! Pointy-headed professors aren't the only ones who think the PCAOB's use of the term […]
PCAOB Member Jay Hanson Repeats His Belief That Auditor Rotation Is Not Gonna Happen
The Brits can do whatever they want; Mr. Hanson has a story and he's sticking to […]
PCAOB Member Jay Hanson Can’t Imagine a World with Auditor Rotation
On Monday, PCAOB Chairman James Doty gave a speech where he mentioned, among other things, […]
Hiring Watch ’13: PCAOB
Yesterday, the PCAOB held an open meeting discussing its plans for being the most dominating […]
The Big 4 and the Revolving Door
Last week the bane of Big 4 auditors existence, the PCAOB, broke their cherry on releasing Part II of an inspection report for a Big 4 firm. The honor went to Deloitte, who sufficiently blew off the Board’s recommendations for 12 months, which led to the release of Part II.
Bloomberg‘s Jonathan Weil, who usually sits back with popcorn while these things go down before chiming in, got to it today but with a twist that you probably weren’t expecting: