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The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged 69 accounting firms and individuals with violating Sarbanes-Oxley by failing by auditing public companies without registering with Public Company Accounting Oversight Board. Five years on, and you have to question how effective Sarbanes-Oxley is.

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