Tammy Whitehouse

Early adopters of the new revenue standard are big companies with little change to their reported revenue numbers, but more substantial change to disclosures.

A new leak of millions of documents revealing the tax avoidance strategies of power players worldwide is putting pressure on the U.S. tax reform movement.

For the first time since 2012, a slightly smaller number of companies in 2016 reported adverse findings on internal control, according to a new analysis.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board plans at its next public meeting to discuss its controversial proposal to alter the GAAP concept of materiality.

Audit committees took it up another notch in the past year in their voluntarily disclosures to investors, according to the latest analysis.

Massive new accounting requirements present a strong case for the deployment of new technologies to achieve compliance.

In a largely symbolic gesture, an investor panel voted to recommend to the PCAOB that it collect audited financial statements from registered audit firms.

Public company audit deficiencies fell for a second consecutive year in 2015, but still cropped up in nearly one-third of all inspected audits, according to a new analysis.

In an investor-friendly decision that deputizes auditors with new duties, the SEC has approved to a new rule expanding the public company audit report.