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The PCAOB has announced it will schedule a public meeting in the first half of 2014 to discuss its proposal to expand auditors’ reports.

The Delaware Legislature appears to have heard some of the complaints of the unclaimed property community.

If your organization is receiving Federal awards, you may be required to have a single audit.

Representatives from the Office of Chief Accountant discussed new accounting standards.

Fraudulent activity — whether it's check tampering, skimming from the till or billing schemes — has always been a concern for nonprofit organizations, and this problem is not going away anytime soon.

In order to effectively manage their software usage and to mitigate compliance exposure, companies need to know how to gather and analyze information regarding their product usage.

One of the tasks with which Scott & Scott's clients most commonly request our assistance is how to conduct a software audit.

Many real estate businesses are formed as partnerships. Beginning this year, the IRS is applying new procedures to its partnership audits

Recent ICE activity has demonstrated the importance of properly completing Form I-9 and the consequences that result from not doing so.

IOSCO issued its recommended "good practices" for the "audit committees of listed companies in supporting and promoting external audit quality."

The IRS recently issued a news release announcing a special enforcement emphasis on corporate jet usage, including those owned by high-income individuals.

Microsoft and Flexera recently announced a joint initiative that the two companies have touted as a way to transform "the software supply chain" through the use of a standard set of SAM solutions.

Judging by the frequency of recent news reports and SEC staff speeches focused on non-GAAP financial measures, audit committees may be well served to take a fresh look at the non-GAAP measures reported by their companies.

Governor David A. Paterson signed a bill on January 27, 2009, that imposes significant additional regulations upon accountants practicing in the State of New York.

It has been said that software is the new oil. It fuels the information revolution. And in this metaphor, software audits are the meters that measure the flow—and extract maximum revenue for software makers.

If you use QuickBooks for your small business's accounting, you might be missing out on some valuable features.