There has been much debate recently about rotating auditors to give “fresh looks” a chance.
As a guide the SEC requires companies to publish three years’ worth of statements of income and expense and cash flows.
I suggest three-year audit engagements may be in order to comply with the “fresh look” theory.
Frank Thomas Murphy, CPA
Glendale, California
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