How did the Sarbanes-Oxley Act change the FASB? (choose all that apply) The AICPA and the Big 4 accounting firms became responsible for funding FASB's operations. Permission to set accounting standards for publicly-traded companies was taken away from the FASB. The SEC became responsible for funding FASB's operations. Permission to set accounting standards for publicly-traded companies was given to the PCAOB. FASB's funding was changed from voluntary contributions to mandatory fees