Amanda Iacone is an Accounting and Audit Reporter with a focus on national news in the United States. Her work has been featured in Bloomberg Law, where she covers a wide range of topics including audit reforms, fraud cases, regulatory investigations, and the role of accountants in high-profile trials.
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Amanda Iacone's coverage focuses heavily on legal and compliance matters within the accounting and audit industry, particularly in relation to regulatory developments involving major firms such as PwC. Her articles also emphasize government announcements, legal policy regulation, and data citations.
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Top accounting firm leaders will have to certify that safeguards meant to deliver sound audits work as intended under a sweeping overhaul of governance requirements the SEC approved on Monday.
US auditors fell short in responding to risks from soaring interest rates that toppled three regional banks over a year ago, according to the US accounting oversight board.
Deloitte's global revenue rose 3.1% in 2024, down sharply from double-digit growth a year earlier, amid shrinking fees for its deals and financial advisory practice and slower growth within its core consulting unit.
House Republicans are demanding SEC records to uncover whether the Wall Street regulator told US banking oversight agencies about its plan to issue what has become controversial crypto accounting guidance.
KPMG LLP said Monday that it has cut roughly 330 people from its U.S. audit business to combat near historic low employee turnover rates.
SEC officials will be watching closely to see what details US companies provide investors about their ongoing reliance on artificial intelligence or how they are developing the fast-emerging technology.
A hotly contested proposal that would require auditors to dig far deeper into their clients' potential lawbreaking activities won't be finalized this year, the US audit regulator said on Friday.
By: Amanda Iacone
RICHMOND — State lawmakers will try again this year to pass a controversial law requiring welfare recipients in Virginia to undergo drug testing.
KPMG reported Tuesday that fees across its global network rose to $38.4 billion despite sluggish growth in its advisory business.
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