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Author: Adrienne Gonzalez
Barry Salzberg Has Some Unique Thoughts On What Millennials Really Want
Everyone can exhale now, folks, we finally know what Millennials want thanks to the Salzberg […]
A CPA Exam Intervention: The Adderall Problem
After a few weeks of FAR, the studying can start to get to you. If […]
Disgruntled Public Accounting Grunts Take To Urban Dictionary To Vent
Perhaps these Urban Dictionary entries pre-date Going Concern – or, as some might call it, […]
NASBA Adds Foreign Transcript Evaluation To Its Offerings
In the last few years, NASBA has worked hard to add all kinds of products […]
McGladrey Has a Clear Message For Any Staff with Thoughts of Leaving the Firm
It is common knowledge that very few public accounting grunts go on to make partner. […]
Footnotes: Did You Get Hacked Today? | 07.12.12
Yahoo hack reveals most-used passwords [CNET] Obama reflects on his biggest mistake as president [CBS] […]
The First Sign of Trouble at PFGBest Might Have Been The Fact That Their Auditor Worked Out of a Living Room
When shopping around for an auditor, a strong, completely legit company might look for such […]
IRS Whistleblower Gets the IRS Audited, IRS Does Not Find This To Be Entertainment
Indianapolis TV station WTHR is reporting IRS tax examiner Howard Antelis has apparently developed some […]
Ernst & Young Flips Deloitte The Bird With Its Latest Partner-Robbing Press Release
Perhaps someone at KPMG is available to counsel Deloitte on how to handle the latest […]
If Someone In Your Family Dies, Can You Get a CPA Exam Extension?
Yes, I know you should be studying for the CPA exam and not reading Going […]
San Bernardino Goes Broke, May or May Not Also Be In Trouble For Keeping Sloppy Books
San Bernardino is now the third California city to seek bankruptcy protection in recent weeks […]
