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ICYMI | Not All PCAOB Inspections Are Created Equal

By  Denise Dickins, PhD, CPA, CIA, Colleen M. Boland, PhD, CPA, Anna J. Johnson-Synder, PhD, CPA, CFE and Brian Daugherty, Phd, CPA

August 2018 0

Much has changed since the PCAOB began its inspection program in 2004. In just the last 10 years, the number of auditing firms registered with…

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Not All PCAOB Inspections Are Created Equal

By  Denise Dickins, PhD, CPA, CIA, Colleen M. Boland, PhD, CPA, Anna J. Johnson-Synder, PhD, CPA, CFE and Brian Daugherty, Phd, CPA

August 2017 0

Much has changed since the PCAOB began its inspection program in 2004. In just the last 10 years, the number of auditing firms registered with…

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The Terminology of Going Concern Standards

How Subtle Differences in Wording Can Have a Big Impact

By  Denise Dickins, PhD, CPA, CIA, Brian Daugherty, Phd, CPA, Carol Callaway, Dee, PhD, CPA and Julia Higgs, PhD, CPA

January 2016 0

In Brief Can slight differences in the wording of going concern standards affect the extent of audit tests performed and the decisions that auditors make?…

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