Going Concerns – A Twenty-Year Review

Posted on March 18, 2021 by Jessica McKeon

In our latest report, Going Concerns: A Twenty- Year Review, we examine the trends and statistics of going concerns (opinions qualified by an uncertainty regarding the going concern assumption) filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission since 2000. Leveraging the Audit … Continue reading →

Accountancy Europe Makes Recommendations to Strengthen Going Concern Reporting

Posted on March 10, 2021 by Madeleine Conley

In the past few years, the EU has been hit with several high-profile corporate failures and collapses: Carillion, Thomas Cook, Patisserie Valerie. Corporate failure affects not only the related shareholders, but also the confidence the public has in the sustainability … Continue reading →

Auditor Changes Roundup: 2020 Annual Summary

Posted on March 8, 2021 by Steven Dixon

Note: This blog has been updated to reflect a correction in the first table. A previous version displayed gross audit fees won, the updated version shows net audit fees won. Baker Tilly US LLP, with a net of 26 new … Continue reading →

Serving Their Purpose? Insights on Critical + Key Audit Matters

Posted on February 25, 2021 by Jessica McKeon

Audit Analytics’ recently released report – Serving Their Purpose? Insights on Critical and Key Audit Matters – provides a comprehensive look at the U.S. and international audit matter standards and the disclosure diversity among audit matters based on the different … Continue reading →