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CFO uses information from multiple filings to normalize audit fee data, excluding companies whose audit fees are artificially inflated by restatements, control failures, or auditor changes. (If your company has some of those issues, don't worry -- all reports include an analysis of both the normalized and full peer groups.) CFO sources its data from Audit Analytics, which is widely recognized as the leading provider of audit fee data to the accounting, legal, and regulatory communities.
Companies report their annual audit fees - as well as information that affects those fees (restatements, control failures) - throughout the year. CFO updates the data quarterly, and introduces a new year of data, typically in mid-August, when enough companies have filed to provide a meaningful analysis for the prior year.
Can't (or don't want to) name your company? Reports on specific peer groups (industry and revenue range) are also available. While we recommend you include your company to get the full analysis, you may find this option useful if your company is not publicly listed, or if you want to view an analysis of audit fees at companies that are larger or smaller than yours, or in a different industry.
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This report provides three years of analysis, showing:
(Note: Specific analyses and benchmark comparisons for your company are available only if you specify your company when selecting your report.)
Further questions please contact Richard Rivera, SVP, Product Development, 646-556-7651.