Blaming Big Corporations Is Not the Answer [Tax Analysts]
David Brunori is sick of the tax shaming: "American companies making profits overseas have little reason to bring the money home. Their keeping money overseas to escape taxation is rational. Making IBM out to be the bad guy — which other media reports also have done — misses the mark. Following the law is hardly a corrupt activity."
One does not simply explain busy season.
We're live at #CUBoulder @leedsbiz explaining busy season to @_BetaAlphaPsi. Myth: There is only 1 #tax busy season pic.twitter.com/gEnzTC1tB3
— GrantThorntonCareers (@GTCareersUS) February 19, 2014
When the going gets tough, give up! "Nearly nine years after FASB set off on a long journey to overhaul the accounting for financial instruments and align it with international practices, the trail has led right back to the current rulebook. The board has scaled back plans for a complete overhaul and now searches for a way to simply smooth the rough edges of existing U.S. standards."
The latest in I'm-a-celebrity-suing-my-accountant news.
Possibly a good career move for some of you.