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US President George W. Bush signs HR 3763 as members of the Congressional leadership and Cabinet members watch him sign the "Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002" in the East Room of the White House 30 July 2002. Credit: Stephen Jaffe/Getty Images
Accounting

In 2002, SOX changed financial reporting forever

Audit pros share their memories of the early days of SOX.

Courtney Vien
The Global Accounting Alliance in 2005
Accounting

Building a world wide web of accounting

The 2005 launch of the Global Accounting Alliance connects the profession around the world.

Alex Zank
Almost 4000 would-be accountants sit their exams.
Accounting

The CPA exam moves into the 21st century

The move to computerization marked a pivotal moment for the CPA exam and accounting professionals.

Drew Adamek
BDO ESOP
Accounting

BDO chose an ESOP as an alternative to private equity funding

Here’s why they did, and how it’s going.

Courtney VienSponsored Sage
IRS employees reinstated ferris wheel
Accounting

The 7,000 fired probationary IRS workers are back (but not really)

Acting IRS commissioner informed employees the probationary workers are on administrative leave.

Alex Zank
General mills
Accounting

General Mills lowers guidance, citing ‘macroeconomic uncertainty’

The cereal giant blamed a snack slowdown for its Q3 sales dip.

Natasha Piñon

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