06-12-2014, 05:13 AM
Could it be that the 'no timeline' issue points at them working together to shore up NQ's control mechanisms?
One way I've been thinking about this is that it won't be all that easy for PwC to resign or even qualify their audit as this is an implied admission they let things slip in the past, which I think they would like to avert, if at all possible.
So it would be better for them to work with NQ to shore up their controls. Better for both, needless to say..
Keep in mind I'm not an accountant..
One way I've been thinking about this is that it won't be all that easy for PwC to resign or even qualify their audit as this is an implied admission they let things slip in the past, which I think they would like to avert, if at all possible.
So it would be better for them to work with NQ to shore up their controls. Better for both, needless to say..
Keep in mind I'm not an accountant..