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Author: Adrienne Gonzalez
Footnotes: A Lot of Laundered Money; We Need More Rich People; Apple’s Tax Strategy Brings Out the Trolls | 05.28.13
The Secret Service busted an alleged $6 billion money laundering dealie-o called, ironically enough, "Liberty […]
The Second Batch of CPA Exam Scores For the April/May Window Have Been Released
Rejoice! Either you've got Memorial Day weekend off to celebrate or it's back to the […]
Apparently It Doesn’t Take Much for an Accountant to Get Kidnapped and Beaten These Days…
My esteemed colleague Colin linked to a version of this story this morning but because […]
What the IRS Can Learn From the TSA
Surely you've heard by now that the IRS has some 'splainin to do but despite […]
Here Is Why You Should Care About What Went Down at AICPA Spring Council This Year
When I attended my first AICPA Council meeting in 2011, I remarked that the room […]
AICPA Is All About Making the CGMA Legit
This week, I'm back in my old stomping grounds of Washington, DC for AICPA Spring […]
The AICPA Found That Crippling Student Loans Can Be a Real Drag
The "duh" comes from AICPA Insights: According to a new survey conducted for the AICPA […]
Footnotes: There Are More Opinions on This IRS Drama Than Low-Level Staffers in Cincinnati | 05.14.13
Florida Atlantic University accounting grads once again have a 100% employment rate post-graduation [SunSentinel] A […]
Protip: Threatening to Kill Your Colleagues, Even in the Midst of a Brutal Busy Season, Is Never Cool
Over the weekend, we received quite the disturbing item in the ole tip box. Our […]
City of Los Angeles Blames Technology, Retired Auditors for Missing $43 Million
Officials in cash-strapped Los Angeles have uncovered almost $43 million that was just sitting in […]
Possible CPA Vanity Plate Belonging to Possibly Vain Person Possibly Driving Around Dallas
As we're sure you already know, Tax Prof has been on the vanity license plate […]
