Think of the financial markets as a major league sport. And the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)? That’s the league office and the referee squad rolled into one—making and enforcing the rules and keeping the game fair for everyone. So where do CPAs come in? Right in the middle of the action.
In short, SEC reporting is how public companies stay transparent. That means filing reports that tell investors the truth about:
- what the business does
- how it’s performing
- what risks could be coming
CPAs who specialize in SEC reporting help make sure these reports are accurate, timely and complete. And in today’s world—where political shifts and policy changes come fast—this work is more important (and more influential) than ever.
In this video from PwC’s Accountants have impACCT series, you’ll learn how accountants help companies meet their reporting obligations and maintain public trust, all while navigating evolving regulations and advising on big-picture strategy.
🎥 Watch the full episode to see how SEC reporting accountants are protecting investors, influencing policy and helping businesses stay ahead:
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