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BlackLine Systems2020-05-27T05:26:00
This e-Book shares perspectives from Julie Bell Lindsay, executive director of the Center for Audit Quality, on how public company auditors cope with new challenges deriving from the pandemic. It also explores tips from the AICPA on conducting remote audits, delves into fraud allegations at Luckin Coffee and IQIYI that point to a bigger audit problem in the United States, and reveals results from an Audit Analytics study that says going concern opinions are at their lowest levels since year 2000.
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