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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.
To No One’s Surprise Except the AICPA’s, AICPA Membership Is Falling
FT‘s Stephen Foley has written an opinion piece for, you guessed it, FT on the […]
Sorry, Private Equity, RSM Doesn’t Want Your Money
FT published an interview today with Brian Becker, RSM US CEO and managing partner since […]
Tuesday Morning Accounting News Brief: Big 4 Needs a Governance Makeover; BEC Went Out With a Bang | 1.2.24
Here we are, a brand new year. Guess it’s back to the grind, starting with […]
CPA Exam Candidates Got F**ked Over One Last Time Before the Year Ends Because of Course They Did
I’m breaking my holiday vacation with this news: Attention all CPA Exam Candidates… pic.twitter.com/YwBD3uym2l — […]
A Brief Message From Santa
It’s Christmas, why are you even here? THERE’S NO ACCOUNTING NEWS. Now go forth and […]
The PCAOB Will Be Further Up Auditors’ Asses in 2024
Although hiring a former PCAOB staffer and using their insider knowledge to improve your inspection […]
We’re Not Buying This ‘Deloitte Using AI to Avoid Layoffs’ Story
You may have seen headlines over the past week about Deloitte “looking to AI to […]
Cheaters at PwC Canada Thought Sharing Answers With Each Other Was “Collaborative Culture”
Last week, CPA Ontario announced a settled disciplinary matter with PwC Canada, the matter being […]
Monday Morning Accounting News Brief: AI Will Save Your Job?; Compliance Gets Some Pipeline Blame | 12.18.23
Hey! It’s Monday. And it’s the last Monday morning news brief of 2023 for us, […]
The PCAOB Sucks, the PCAOB Is Doing Great
The PCAOB recently approved a $384.7 million budget for 2024, an 11 percent increase over […]