A new academic study challenges the widespread notion that complicated accounting rules are mostly responsible for the surge in restatements in recent years.
Rather, the study blames human error or, more precisely, errors made by accountants.

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A new academic study challenges the widespread notion that complicated accounting rules are mostly responsible for the surge in restatements in recent years.
Rather, the study blames human error or, more precisely, errors made by accountants.
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