KPMG is in the news again this week, and again it’s for something they probably […]
Author: Adrienne Gonzalez
It Turns Out Clients Really Don’t Like It When Auditors Call Them Out on Their Sh*t
In shocking research presented earlier this month at the American Accounting Association’s annual meeting in […]
Here’s Your Open Thread For the Second CPA Exam Score Release of Q3 2019
Dear procrastinators, I have to tell you something. There are a mere six CPA exam […]
AICPA Report: Accounting Firms Just Aren’t Hiring Accounting Grads Like They Used To
The latest Trends in the Supply of Accounting Graduates and the Demand for Public Accounting […]
The AICPA Is Getting Serious About This Protecting Your License Thing, You Guys
On the heels of a plan to evaluate licensure rules which was met by some […]
New York Lawmakers Call Out EY’s ‘Culture of Harassment and Discrimination’
It’s rare, especially these days, that bipartisan lawmakers can agree on an issue, but in […]
Layoff Watch ’19: Interim CEO Brad Preber Addresses the Grant Thornton Layoff Rumors
It’s Brad Preber’s first day on the job as interim CEO of Grant Thornton after […]
Get Hyped, CPA Exam Candidates, Your First Score Release of Q3 2019 Comes Today
Well would you look at that! Not only is the year flying by, but NASBA […]
Will Deloitte’s Work With Customs and Border Patrol Drive Employees From the Firm?
Our friends over at Fishbowl recently surveyed their users to find out if Green Dotters […]
Layoff Watch ’19: It’s Going Down at Grant Thornton
Back in March, Jason let us know about a handful of layoffs out of Grant […]
Survey: Accountants Are Absolutely F*cking Miserable at Work
When we talk about the miserable working conditions in public accounting, we’re usually referring to […]
EY Threatens to Raise Audit Fees ‘Cause the Mean Ole Government Keeps Busting Their Balls
I buried this story in Footnotes last Friday but thought it deserved its own post […]
