Retired accountant and generally angry dude David Forge has been kicked out of the Institute […]
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.
According to Deloitte, Partners Crowdsurfing in Mosh Pits is Not a Party
Deloitte Australia’s 1,000 or so partners gathered in Adelaide at the end of August and […]
Monday Morning Accounting News Brief: PwC Is Turning Work Down?; TIL the President of Nigeria Worked at Deloitte | 9.11.23
Yay it’s Monday again! Praise Pacioli, there’s actually some stuff going on this morning. Meet […]
CONFIRMED: Mid-Tier Firms Are Getting Out of the Public Company Audit Game (UPDATE)
Ed. note: an earlier version of this post had the word “rumor” in the headline. […]
Deloitte Global Smashed Revenue Records Again
Deloitte reported global revenue today and no one will be surprised to hear that it […]
150 Hour Rule: Let’s Keep Arguing About What Color the Drapes Should Be While the House is Burning Down
Amanda Iacone at Bloomberg Tax has written the accounting niche’s 1,735th article about the accountant shortage and […]
Who’s Putting Roofies in the Drinks at KPMG In-Office Get Togethers?
This post is not a joke about partners slipping Moloko into the Kool-Aid, someone is […]
Tuesday Morning Accounting News Brief: Getting Roofied at KPMG?; PwC: ‘Burnout Should Be a Concern’ | 9.5.23
Good morning and happy Tuesday. Hope everyone had a nice Labor Day, I had a […]
A Tale of Two Business Majors Speaking to Young People About Their Careers
Under the “Teen Talk Tuesdays” category in the Milwaukee Community Journal there is a charming […]
Talent Retakes the Top Spot as the Biggest Concern for CPA Decision Makers in AICPA Survey
Journal of Accountancy has written about the results of the Business and Industry Economic Outlook […]
Effective September 1, You Can Sit For the CPA Exam in Texas With 120 Units
Another state has pushed to allow prospective CPAs to sit for the exam with just […]
KPMG Canada Research: 60 Percent of Students Think AI Is Cheating, 52 Percent Use It For Schoolwork Anyway
KPMG Canada has surveyed a bunch of Canadian students over the age of 18 about […]