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AICPA best practices for conducting remote audits in uncertain times
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Maria L. Murphy2020-04-06T17:02:00
Auditors facing higher audit risks and new accounting and reporting issues as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and downturns in the economy have some new guidance from the AICPA.
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