[OC] 'Big 4' accounting firms are PwC, Deloitte, KPMG, and EY - breaking down how they make moneypolkaguy6000 t1_ixzjvgx wrote
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Good thing that hasn't been allowed for the last 20 years: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarbanes–Oxley_Act
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Noumenon_Invictus t1_ixzprlq wrote
It still exists
BamesF t1_ixzvph0 wrote
My job is literally to regulate this. We slap the shit out of them if they break something as simple as this.
Noumenon_Invictus t1_ixzw9u9 wrote
Velvy71 t1_ixzrdoh wrote
Yeah, because the big four don’t help governments set policies which disadvantage the small and solo consultancies. In the UK they’ve heavily influenced the tax treatment of small companies, leaving the market open only to the very biggest. So maybe they’re not directly breaching SOx and it’s European equivalents, but they are certainly profiting from an ability to shape the market for each other.
DeTrotseTuinkabouter t1_iy0h82i wrote
That is a very, very different point than was originally made.
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LeviathanGank t1_ixzwspw wrote
yes but they are looking out for their client, not the little guy.. they are scum bags
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