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Author: Adrienne Gonzalez
Four Time FAR Failure Finally Pulls Off a Victory to Live Happily Ever After
It's score release time and many of you know what that means… either discreet squeals […]
The IRS Gets Soft on Deadbeat Taxpayers
Yesterday, the IRS announced a major expansion of its Fresh Start initiative which attempts to […]
The IRS’ Latest Scam Warning Is For The Poors and Olds
The helpful folks at the IRS are warning seniors and other high-risk taxpayers of a […]
An Open Letter To the PCAOB From the Going Concern Comment Section
I believe this particular PCAOB-hostile grunt has spoken: Dear Mr. G – I hate to […]
Former IRS Agent Tries To Kill Witnesses In His $11 Million Fraud Case
Listen, if you're going to file fraudulent tax returns, try not to kill anyone in […]
Late 1099s Lead To Awkward Confrontations at the Gym
According to Reuters, brokerage houses have upset some clients by needing more time to provide […]
Can Commas Spell Doom on the CPA Exam?
Finally, a reader question. I've been so hard up for emails from you guys that […]
This Guy Has 99 Problems But the CPA Exam Ain’t One
It isn't often we come across a truly unique specimen in the accounting world, if […]
Missing South Carolina Lobbyist Turns Up Dead, Association Cash Still Missing
When I wrote about South Carolina Hospitality Association CEO Tom Sponseller earlier this week, I […]
Tips For Filing Your Taxes For People Who Don’t File Taxes For a Living From the AICPA
Now, before the trolls rally and start complaining about how this post is stupid and […]
Missing: One South Carolina Lobbyist and Up to $900,000
On February 18, South Carolina Hospitality Association CEO Tom Sponseller was seen around noon at […]
