| 12/14/2017 - | CEOs are at risk not only if their firms pay a lot more tax than peers but also if they pay a lot less, study finds |
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| 11/28/2017 - | Investors punish companies for late financial statements then see share prices decline further anyway, study finds |
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| 11/1/2017 - | Longstanding mandate on corporate audit committees yields no benefit for investors, new research finds |
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| 10/5/2017 - | Is the JOBS Act bad for investors? Study raises doubts about the law and the idea of extending its provisions |
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| 9/5/2017 - | Much criticized though it has been, this financial rule provides early warning of corporate fraud, study finds |
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| 8/1/2017 - | Will ending federal tax on US multinationals' profits abroad boost shareholder payouts? Effect likely to be modest, new study suggests |
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| 7/7/2017 - | Reviled through they may be, big CEO-worker pay gaps generally signal good company performance, study finds |
| 6/14/2017 - | More than helpful to investors, presenting financial results readably pays off for companies too, study suggests |
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| 5/15/2017 - | Firms meet or slightly beat analysts’ revenue forecasts in conformity with investors’ priorities, study finds |
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| 4/17/2017 - | Omnibus survey of auditors and their clients raises doubts about the value of mandatory rotations |
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| 3/14/2017 - | More than a decade after Enron and WorldCom, industry ethics still lag, survey of CPAs suggests |
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| 2/23/2017 - | Proxy advisors are a weak link in ratification of corporate auditors, new research finds |
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| 2/1/2017 - | Stock Ownership By Institutional Investors Spurs Company Tax Avoidance, New Research Finds |
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| 1/9/2017 - | Are a firm’s low taxes a sign of risky management? They’re more a matter of skill, new research suggests |
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| 12/14/2016 - | New rule requiring disclosure of audit engagement partners should be solid plus for investor and regulators, study says |
| 11/21/2016 - | The aim of SEC comment letters on taxes is to improve info for investors, but they hike firms’ tax-paying too, study finds |
| 10/25/2016 - | More firms would shift income abroad under proposed tax reform, but amounts would likely be modest, study suggests |
| 10/3/2016 - | How a simple, trusting practice fosters worker honesty |
| 08/30/2016 - | Transparency in financial restatements becomes less likely as more pay of top execs is linked to stock price, study finds |
| 08/02/2016 - | Launch of academic research summaries database will enhance audit practitioner knowledge of latest research and the current state of the art |
| 07/28/2016 - | Activist investors are a plus for firms they target not just for days but for years, new research finds |
| 06/28/2016 - | Does changing decision-makers in midstream inhibit initial cost underestimates for capital projects? Study raises doubts |
| 06/07/2016 - | Shareholders may disapprove of firm’s audit committee, but staggered board elections stymie improvement: study |
| 05/02/2016 - | As audit competition increases, so does corporate opinion-shopping with regard to a key aspect of financial reporting, new research finds |
| 04/11/2016 - | Long-awaited Dodd-Frank regulation may very well turn out to be effective in restraining CEO pay, study suggests |
| 03/01/2016 - | Yielding to corruption abroad boosts companies' local sales but not its profits, new research finds |
| 02/01/2016 - | Though Regulators Frown On Accounting Firms Doing Taxes of Companies They Audit, Study Finds They Shun Tricky Ploys |
| 01/08/2016 - | Scripted answers in earnings conference calls? Study raises red flags for managers and investors alike |
| 12/14/2015 - | Companies that rank high in social responsibility prove more inclined than other firms to avoid taxes, study finds |
| 11/5/2015 - | As SEC readies final rules for clawbacks, study suggests executives will stymie restatements that trigger them |
| 10/12/2015 - | Painful though they are, company restatements spur similar misreporting by others, study finds |
| 09/24/2015 - | Despised though they are, severance payouts to CEOs help prevent opportunistic management, study finds |
| 08/05/2015 - | Willingness to manipulate company earnings key to success in corporate accounting, study suggests |
| 07/16/2015 - | Mandatory rotation inhibits rather than encourages auditor skepticism, experiment suggests |
| 06/01/2015 - | Two-tier wage structure not as profitable as widely assumed, new research suggests |
| 04/26/2015 - | Now further reason for doubt about SOX 404: it is failing it to achieve its basic purpose, study finds |
| 04/12/2015 - | Impose a national sales tax? Consumers may just shrug it off, new research suggests |
| 03/05/2015 - | Audit reviews aren't as effective as generally thought in correcting for preparers' personal biases about clients |
| 02/17/2015 - | Manipulation of benchmarks is a handy way for companies to mislead investors, study shows |
| 01/30/2015 - | Executive-pay clawbacks mandated by Dodd-Frank may not be the boon to investors they were intended to be, new study says |
| 01/15/2015 - | AICPA and AAA Announce Next Steps for Pathways Commission |