PCAOB Explores Tension Over Internal Control Audits
Image: The PCAOB apparently is taking seriously complaints that its inspection process is driving unnecessary audit work. At a recent conference, PCAOB member Jay Hanson said the board has studied its inspection process to assure that inspections are not imposing new audit requirements. Still, he said, “we cannot rule out” ...
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