How did the Big Four Auditors Get $17 Billion in Revenue Growth? Not From Auditing

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In dem Beitrag wird zur Reform der Abschlussprüfung mit Blick auf die Implementierung von "Pure Audit Firms" Stellung bezogen. Hierbei wurde neben Expertenmeinungen aus der US-amerikanischen Forschungs und Prüfungspraxis auch die Einschätzung von Prof. Dr. Patrick Velte wiedergegeben.

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TitleThe Wall Street Journal
Duration/Length/SizeNew York
Country/TerritoryUnited States
Date07.04.18
Producer/AuthorMichael Rapoport
URLhttps://www.wsj.com/articles/how-did-the-big-four-auditors-get-17-billion-in-revenue-growth-not-from-auditing-1523098800
PersonsPatrick Velte

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In dem Beitrag wird zur Reform der Abschlussprüfung mit Blick auf die Implementierung von "Pure Audit Firms" Stellung bezogen. Hierbei wurde neben Expertenmeinungen aus der US-amerikanischen Forschungs und Prüfungspraxis auch die Einschätzung von Prof. Dr. Patrick Velte wiedergegeben.

Period07.04.2018
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