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PCAOB

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PCAOB

Public Company Accounting Oversight Board
A regulatory body in the United States that oversees auditors and auditing firms. The PCAOB has the authority to register and regulate public accounting firms and to investigate them to ensure that they comply with applicable laws. The PCAOB consists of five members appointed by the SEC, which oversees its activities. Only two members of the PCAOB may be current or former CPAs. It is a private organization created by the U.S. government in the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.


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The PCAOB has adopted an amendment to a rule on the timing of certain inspections of registered non-U.
PCAOB has the power to inspect, investigate and punish accounting firms and accountants for violating its regulations, professional standards or federal laws.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Nevada-based accounting firm Beckstead and Watts and the Free Enterprise Fund, a pro business advocacy organization, filed suit against the PCAOB, arguing that SOX overstepped its constitutional authority by setting up the nonprofit PCAOB as the primary standards-setting and enforcement authority for firms that audit public companies.
 
 
 
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