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Accounting News Roundup: Lying and ‘Individually Tailored’ Accounting Metrics | 11.29.16
Social media You can say a lot of things about Donald Trump's unlikely win in […]
For Once, a Burned Out Auditor Wrote an Honest Answer to a Stupid Question
A large part of any accountant’s job is to write boring answers to boring questions. Most people meet an accountant and think, “Oh, you’re good with numbers,” and while that’s a safe assumption, what really lurks underneath is a masterful chronicler of complex rules in the most banal language possible.
Supersonic Travel, Part Deux
Traveling this holiday season? Here’s a little food for thought: What if you could get […]
Looking for Someone with Experience with Gramm-Lach-Bliley Act Compliance
I am looking for anyone with experience in complying with the Gramm-Lach-Bliley Act as the […]
Partner Ethics – or Lack Thereof
I'm a senior at a top 20 CPA firm, the lower part of the top […]
Big 4 accountants or auditors with ADHD?
Please refer back to the blog : ADHD in audit? JayCoiner May 2014 This […]
Accounting News Roundup: Abolishing the Corporate Income Tax; EY’s Bitcoin ATM; Older Workers | 11.28.16
Corporate taxes Now that the US and UK are talking big about cutting corporate tax […]
Exposure Drafts: A CPA’s Thanksgiving Prayer
Exposure Drafts is thankful for all the irony in the accounting profession. Send comments and […]
Accounting News Roundup: SEC Names New Chief Accountant; Defining ‘Generally Accepted’ | 11.23.16
Ed. note: Going Concern will be off tomorrow and Friday for the Thanksgiving holiday. That […]
Accounting News Roundup: PwC Reassures People (Down Under) After Trump’s Election | 11.22.16
PwC Here's a weird report out of Australia about an email sent by PwC's CEO […]
How’s Grant Thornton’s Unlimited Vacation Policy Been Working Out?
Last year, the only second-tier accounting firm not cool enough to go by its inititals, Grant Thornton, announced a new paid-time off policy that would allow its employees to take unlimited vacation. Although GT employees seemed happy with the idea, the move was met by skepticism here and elsewhere.