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Accounting News Roundup: Max and Dave’s Mission Impossible; Jeff Skilling Sets a Good Example; Colorado’s Pot Taxes | 05.10.13
‘Max and Dave’ Start Public Campaign for Simpler Tax Code [Bloomberg]Getting a tax law that […]
Footnotes: You May Now Follow Tax Reform on Twitter; Jim Turley on the Boy Scouts’ Gay Ban; Let’s Go 990 Hunting | 05.09.13
Taxreform.gov and @simplertaxes are here for your viewing and following pleasure. [via DMWT] Ernst & […]
Possible CPA Vanity Plate Belonging to Possibly Vain Person Possibly Driving Around Dallas
As we're sure you already know, Tax Prof has been on the vanity license plate […]
Tesla Is Damn Serious About Revenue Recognition
Considering the lengths that some companies go to manipulate massage their revenue, this passage from […]
Ernst & Young Interns Made Fully Aware of Insider Trading’s Pitfalls
With full-time personnel already on notice, E&Y figured any interns not already familiar with insider […]
This New Jersey CPA’s Kitschy Crib Is Amazing
The following video from the New Jersey Society of CPAs features Marty Abo, CPA giving a […]
Accounting News Roundup: KPMG Has a Few UK Problems; Useless Use Taxes; About Those Q1 Expat Numbers… | 05.09.13
Fannie Mae to Send $59.4 Billion to U.S. Treasury [WSJ]Fannie Mae said Thursday it would […]
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Footnotes: “She needs to go back to being an accountant in a dress store” | 05.08.13
Jeff Skilling might be out of prison sooner rather than later [AP] A guy named […]
Jeff Skilling’s Attorney Calls Attention to His Client’s Extra Effort
The good news for ex-Enron CEO Jeff Skilling is that he'll be released from prison almost 10 years […]
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Groundbreaking CFO.com Survey Reveals Accounting Professionals Desperately Need Communication Skills
Make sure you're sitting down before you read this incredible news courtesy the CFO.com March […]
Guest Post: The PCAOB Is Our Parents Now
Ed. note: The following was written exclusively for Going Concern by a Big 4 auditor who wished to remain anonymous.
The PCAOB is turning into our parents. Or at least they are using the same tactics in handing out punishment. “We know you were up to no good last night, so if you just tell us what you did we’ll take that into consideration when deciding how long to ground you.”