Respondent # 5, a senior woman working as a principal in a small sized regional
accounting firm, related the 'coordination' within the profession amongst small firms, and commented that gender discrimination never existed and acknowledged the 'career advice' offered to the firm's employees.
member firms, claiming that both worldwide alliances were "united
accounting firms.
You don't have to accept the terms as written in an agreement, preprinted or not (Examples 1 and 2 show how an agreement can be revised to be more appropriate for an
accounting firm.
The
accounting firm was previously located in about 4,000 square feet at 525 Townline Road, also in Hauppauge.
Specifically, proposed Rule 3524 would require a registered public
accounting firm that seeks such pre-approval to (1) supply the audit committee with certain information; (2) discuss with the audit committee the potential effects of the services on the firm's independence; and (3) document the substance of that discussion.
Days before the deadline, the major German
accounting firms appeared on the Web site of the PCAOB as registered--Bayern Revision, BDO, Deloitte & Touche, Ernst & Young, Grant Thornton, KPMG, Mazars, PricewaterhouseCoopers, and S.
However, if a public
accounting firm can demonstrate that the restraint of trade is no greater than what is reasonably necessary to protect the firm's legitimate interests and is not so broad as to be injurious to the public interest, a court is likely to enforce the agreement.
While
accounting firm personnel characteristics were next in importance, the study found that small clients weighted this factor more heavily than large clients did.
Obviously, the SEC recognized, as a result of comment letters and testimony in its public hearings, that internal audit outsourcing is a very important service, especially for smaller
accounting firms that tend to audit smaller businesses.
The bank and the company's shareholders sued the
accounting firm for accounting malpractice.
3) The Big Six(4)
accounting firms began dropping clients at a rate of 50 to 100 per year.
Hiring a large, eminently suable
accounting firm to perform an ethics audit on one's company does create the potential for numerous situations where the pot quite literally would be calling the kettle black.
