On December 3, CPA Canada announced 5,912 writers of the Common Final Examination — Canada’s […]
Author: Adrienne Gonzalez
NASBA Will No Longer Publish CPA Exam Performance Data Until the New CPA Exam Debuts in 2024
This just in, NASBA is shelving its annual Candidate Performance on the Uniform CPA Examination […]
Despite 65-Hour Weeks, You Should Consider Doing Client Work on the Side, Says Guy Who Did Side Work Back In His Day
I would like to preface what I’m about to write with an important note. I […]
With Omicron Threatening to Send Everyone Back Inside, KPMG UK Reminds Audit Staff to Get Back to the Office
Alright so we’re sourcing this one from Reddit which, yeah, I know but since the […]
Opinion: People Who Sign Their Emails ‘Kind Regards’ Are the Absolute Worst
Agree? via r/linkedinlunatics
Finish the Year Strong With These Quick Tips For Studying For the CPA Exam During the Holidays
Today is November 24, 2021 (in case you didn’t catch the tiny little publish date […]
4 Ways to Automate Your Day and Free Up Precious Time
It’s hard to remember that dark time in the not-so-distant past when we had to […]
EY Global Chairman Carmine Di Sibio Warns Zoomers Their Careers Are Screwed If They Stick to Remote Work
EY Global Chairman Carmine Di Sibio wrote a piece for Quartz recently on how young […]
KPMG Norway Has Achieved the Impossible And Created a Mildly Amusing Video (For an Accounting Firm)
KPMG couldn’t audit their way out of a paper bag but some props are due […]
Some Guy Made a Bangin’ Cover of the IRS Hold Music and You Need to Hear It
We’re a year and a half late on sharing this IRS hold music cover song […]
Do Professional Examinations Have to Be Hard to Be Valuable?
The other day, a reader sent us this Bloomberg Opinion piece on the CFA exam […]
Ready For Something New? Find Out How to Land an Accounting Job You Won’t Hate
I’m no psychic or anything but I’m willing to bet a large majority of you […]
