There are countless photos out there of AICPA CEO, President, and ham radio operator Barry […]
Author: Adrienne Gonzalez
Adrienne is a 15-year veteran of the accounting industry, if by "veteran" you mean "vulture prowling the periphery of the profession waiting for something exciting to happen."
She has been spewing vitriol on Going Concern since the site was founded in 2009. A former CPA review employee, she has sat through more FAR classes than any CPA exam candidate ever could -- even one who has failed FAR seven times -- and can still recall most of the mnemonics all these years later.
A Non-Exhaustive List of What You Should Be Doing Now That Busy Season is Over
Certain accounting publications which are not Going Concern have all kinds of suggestions for how […]
Let’s Play a Game of ‘Who Would Win in a Fight’ Accounting Edition
As you may have heard, busy season is over for many miserable accountants across the […]
BDO Auditor Had Starring Role in ‘The Spy Who Bought Me Coffee’
The Wall Street Journal reported yesterday that BDO is at the center of a messy […]
Talent Crisis Survey: Where Have All the Accountants Gone?
We’ve looked everywhere. In a March 6 article in The Wall Street Journal, we learn […]
Here Are Some of the Best Tweets Roasting PwC for #EnvelopeGate
As we all know by now, the 89th Academy Awards didn’t go as planned for […]
And the Award For Worst Oscars Gaffe Goes To… PwC
In case you’ve been glued to the livestream of a giraffe not giving birth for […]
H&R Block Will See AICPA’s Sternly-Worded Letters and Raise You a Kitten
In case you missed it because no one really cares, the eggheads over at the […]
Trump Tapped EY CEO to Mansplain Chicks in the Workplace to Him
As you may have heard our esteemed and definitely not toxoplasmosis-infected president Donald J. Trump […]
Drones Set to Disrupt the “Ideas Accounting Firms Won’t Pursue” Niche
In a recent Journal of Accountancy piece, a bunch of people with way too much […]
Labeling Big 4 as Systemically Important Would Only Confuse Their Sense of Importance
Way back in 2008, a small hiccup in the United States financial system brought upon by an even smaller hiccup in the U.S. housing market led to the mild threat of the collapse of the world economy.
Accounting News Roundup: The Fed Pulls an Andersen; Tax Cuts; Why Today Is Unlucky | 03.13.15
Austrian coalition agrees to cut taxes by 5 billion euros [Reuters]Austria's coalition partners have agreed […]