Was Autonomy Founder Aware of Accounting Problems? [CNBC] HP’s Explanation Still Makes No Sense [Jonathan […]
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.
Apparently NASBA Is Not Going To Torture Some CPA Exam Candidates Through the Holiday Weekend
Although it hasn't been officially announced on NASBA's Twitter account yet (are they off for […]
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With Turkey Day Ahead, Here Are 10 Things For Which The Profession Should Be Thankful
As we all pull up a chair at our respective dysfunctional family tables and enjoy the sacrifice of innocent turkeys and can-shaped cranberry sauce this Thanksgiving, let’s all take a moment to express thanks for the things that have kept all of us (including those of us who get to write about this exciting stuff for a “living”) in a job.
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Alleged CPA Creep in Columbus Is Out on Bail, Still Really (Allegedly) Creepy
The local news was calling him a "possible South Side exposer" (man, couldn't they have […]
The Clarity Project Clarifies That CPA Exam Candidates Should Clear the Audit Hurdle Soon
While we've all been focused on the desperate tactics of the IASB to shove IFRS […]
Accountants Have Dreams of Breaking into Show Business Too, Ya Know
When you were 6, did you say you wanted to be a soulless corporate zombie […]
The Very First Microsoft Excel Ad Was Even More Clairvoyant Than Anyone Could Have Known
Human beings spend, on average, a third of their lifetime sleeping. They spend six total […]
Word to the Wise, All CPA Exam Questions Are Not Created Equal
As we all know, CPA exam advice is a dime a dozen these days. There […]
Three McGladrey Auditors Learn a Tick in Time Saves Nine
Everyone knows if you're going to add evidence after an audit is over, you have […]
PwC Wants the PCAOB To Get Better
PwC's November just got more annoying. According to the PCAOB's latest inspection, 41 percent of the […]
“The Extraordinary Possibilities of the Accounting Profession” Are Neither Extraordinary Nor Possibilities
Have you guys met Richard Caturano? He's the AICPA's latest chairman; a blue collar kid […]
Should More Undergrad Programs Include CPA Review In the Curriculum?
We've got another winner for you guys from CPA Practice Advisor, though this one at […]