- Chief Compliance Officer and VP of Legal Affairs, Arrow Electronics
By 
Maria L. Murphy2021-03-29T12:54:00
Evaluating potential going concern issues was a hot topic for companies and their auditors in 2020. With first-quarter 2021 reporting around the corner, Maria Murphy offers five key considerations to be thinking about.
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Public companies receiving going concern audit opinions during fiscal year 2020 were at the lowest number and percentage in the past 21 years, with little change among common issues, according to the latest report from Audit Analytics.
The Center for Audit Quality released its review of the first year of auditor reports for over 2,000 large accelerated filers that included the PCAOB’s new critical audit matters requirements.
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