Material Weakness Letters: What Do They Really Mean?
Auditors have never been required to report all control deficiencies they identify, only the significant ones. In the past, the reporting of significant deficiencies was relatively uncommon. That is not true under the new standards.
Surety Companies Zero in on Contractors’ Cash
Trey Albright, an Audit Partner based in Cherry, Bekaert & Holland's Charlotte office, writes about the surety industry in the Charlotte Business Journal as a guest columnist.
