2002 wasn't exactly a fantastic year for accounting. Arthur Andersen had just been convicted of […]
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Accounting News Roundup: Whistleblower Dissuasion; A History of Spreadsheets; Edible Coffee Cups | 02.26.15
SEC Probes Companies’ Treatment of Whistleblowers [WSJ]The Commission is hearing all kinds of stories about […]
How does it work sitting for the CPA in a different state?
Okay so I am a sophomore (rising junior) accounting student and I live in Kentucky […]
Supreme Court Unhooks Fisherman From Conviction Under SOX Anti-Shredding Provision
A commercial fisherman who was snagged with a federal crime under 18 U. S. C. […]
Man Who Lived Out Fantasy of Screwing Over a Major Airline Sentenced to Six Years in Prison
Paul Anderson, a former Delta Airlines employee, defrauded Northwest and Delta Airlines out of $36 […]
Busy Season Zen: Classical Car Crushing
A couple of years ago, Car and Driver ran a 5-episode series on its YouTube […]
3 of 4 CPA Exam Sections Down, Freaked About REG
Okay – so it's been about 8 months since my previous post related to me […]
Hertz Can’t Promise That Its Accounting Troubles Won’t Get Worse
UPDATE: I relied on that figure provided by The Journal that incorrectly stated that the cost of […]
Accounting News Roundup: Working Late; Paying For the CPA Exam; This Means War | 02.25.15
IRS won't collect on bad returns from Obamacare glitch [Politico Pro]The 50,000 taxpayers who filed […]
#BusySeasonProblems: Lack of Exercise, Funny Looks and Nodding Off to Jay-Z
Let's wrap up Tuesday by checking in on the plight of accountants across the Twitterverse: […]
Janet Yellen: Auditing the Fed Is NBD
FYI, Rand. Sen. Sherrod Brown just asked Ms. Yellen about the “Audit the Fed” proposal. […]
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Accountants vs. Lawyers: A Pointless Debate
A lawyer and an accountant walk into a bar. Everyone else in the bar doesn’t care.