🔒 Is Ernst & Young audit quality panel just window dressing? – The Wall Street Journal
Ernst & Young is creating an “independent panel” to advise it on improving its audits, as quality at the Big Four firms continues to be a major issue.
Ernst & Young is creating an “independent panel” to advise it on improving its audits, as quality at the Big Four firms continues to be a major issue.
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