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How Do We Fraudulently Boost Revenues for Thee? Let Me Count the Ways
If you’re going to get busted for using fraudulent accounting practices to artificially inflate your […]
Starting in October, You Can Grab a Pint at a Real English Pub After the CPA Exam
Congratulations, unlicensed U.S. expats in Europe, beginning October 1 you no longer have to head […]
Exposure Drafts: Governmental Accountants Just Wanna Have Fund
Exposure Drafts (usually) appears every other Wednesday. Send your accounting cartoon ideas and how you […]
CONFIRMED: Public Accounting Firm Partners Are Filthy Rich
Hear that squeaky, rattling sound? That’s a partner pushing a wheelbarrow full of cash through […]
Yes There Is Still a Talent Shortage, and Yes We’re Tired of Discussing It
As far back as I can remember, we have been discussing talent shortages within the […]
Here’s Why ‘Tax Cuts 2.0’ Would Make Some Voters a Little SALTy Come November
Back in July, House Republicans gleefully put the wheels in motion on a framework for […]
So Is Charles Rettig Going to Be the Next IRS Commissioner or Not?
Good morning/afternoon, GCers. We hope you had a nice, relaxing Labor Day holiday. Last week, […]
How Are Public Accounting Salaries Stacking Up for 2019?
It’s the end of August, which means Starbucks is already slinging pumpkin spice lattes, Oktoberfest […]
How a Graduate Degree in Accounting Really Pays Off
You’ve decided that graduate school is the best way to bolster your resume, expand your […]
PwC Tries to Lure in Recruits Who, Like, Don’t Want to Be Held Down by the Man, Man
So you did alright in high school, graduated from a decent college accounting program, and […]
Here’s Your Open Thread for Deloitte Compensation Discussions (2018)
If the last couple years have taught us anything, it’s that Deloitte compensation conversations are […]