Audit Reforms Promise Tense Accountant-Client Relations

By Evan Weinberger (August 14, 2013, 9:14 PM EDT) -- A Tuesday proposal from the U.S. accounting watchdog requiring auditors to disclose problems encountered during a review of corporate financial statements would likely give investors some valuable new insights, but it could also cause tension between auditors and their clients and give new ammunition to enterprising plaintiffs attorneys....

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