Litigation I’m sure when you’re a mega professional services firm like PwC, things like class-action […]
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How to Develop Consistency as a Skill
It’s sometimes hard to get noticed when you are at a firm. Certainly, much depends […]
KPMG Chicago’s Hiring Picking Up (Just Not for Auditors)
Claire Bushey reports in Crain’s that KPMG Chicago plans to hire 500 people over the […]
Applying to Big4 as Experienced Associate or Campus Recruit for Tax?
BACKGROUND I am graduating with my MST in Dec 2017. I went straight into the […]
Accounting News Roundup: Sarbanes-Oxley and Exoplanetary Accounting | 02.23.17
Sarbanes-Oxley One of the things that some people took way from Donald Trump’s campaign rhetoric […]
Big 4 Myth Busting: Staying Until Manager
It’s 2017 and the rules have changed. Taco shells are made out of fried chicken skin, the Syracuse mascot can get elected president, and you don’t have to stay to manager in public accounting to maximize your career.
Accounting News Roundup: Branding and Billionaires | 02.22.17
Branding Historically, naming an accounting firm hasn’t been difficult. You look at the people sitting […]
Tax Resistance Still a Great Way to Get the IRS’s Attention
Maria Lamagna reports in MarketWatch on Ed Hedemann, a 72-year-old independent contractor who hasn’t paid […]
Fighting Complacency in Accounting: A Conversation with Joey Havens, Managing Partner of Horne, LLP
The following conversation is sponsored by Horne, an Accountingfly Firm Partner. Last month, Horne Managing […]
Accounting News Roundup: Robots and Regulations | 02.21.17
Robots err comin fer yer jobs It’s late February, so if a robot showed up […]
Cost Method Investment – Intra-Company Sales of Inventory Treatment
Hi Going-Concern Users, I couldn’t find any guidance on how to treat the unrealized profit […]
Accounting News Roundup: MF Global vs. PwC and Tax Literacy | 02.17.17
Ed. note: GC will be off on Monday for Presidents Day. See you back here […]